Dialogue

 1 Intro|       and the world became a living soul through the providence
 2 Intro|      Eternal Gods moving and living, he rejoiced; and in his
 3 Intro|      All these bodies became living creatures, and learnt their
 4 Intro| bones which have most of the living soul within them he covered
 5 Intro| every disease is akin to the living being and has an appointed
 6 Intro|      they connected with the living principle of the spinal
 7 Intro|    akin to the nature of the living being and is only irritated
 8 Intro| Plato made the sun and stars living beings and not masses of
 9 Intro|  that among the Pythagoreans living in the fourth century B.C.,
10 Timae| suitable war, you of all men living could best exhibit her playing
11 Timae|      that the world became a living creature truly endowed with
12 Timae|     would be need of another living being which would include
13 Timae|     first place, because the living being had no need of eyes
14 Timae| which he had made moving and living, the created image of the
15 Timae|      to them, and had become living creatures having bodies
16 Timae| immortal, and make and beget living creatures, and give them
17 Timae|  covering of flesh. The more living and sensitive of the bones
18 Timae|   life may be truly called a living being, and the animal of
19 Timae|   and does not differ from a living being, but is fixed and
20 Timae|     nature which we call the living being; and when in this
21 Timae|      in a manner akin to the living being, whose complex frame