Dialogue

 1 Intro|           in the first place, you remember one deluge only, and there
 2 Intro|            and though I could not remember the whole of our yesterday’
 3 Intro|         of it as eternal. We must remember further that in his attempt
 4 Intro|          one another, but we must remember that these transformations
 5 Intro|        theory of colours. We must remember that they were not distinctly
 6 Intro|    ancients as a whole; we should remember, (1) that the nebular theory
 7 Intro|         knowledge.~We should also remember, when we attribute to the
 8 Intro|     equality is restored. We must remember that these ideas were not
 9 Intro|           a serious lesson, if we remember that now as formerly the
10 Timae|     hospitality.~SOCRATES: Do you remember what were the points of
11 Timae|         you to speak?~TIMAEUS: We remember some of them, and you will
12 Timae|           the proposal is easy to remember, as you say.~SOCRATES: And
13 Timae|         SOCRATES: And do you also remember how, with a view of securing
14 Timae| attributed to the lot?~TIMAEUS: I remember.~SOCRATES: And you remember
15 Timae|       remember.~SOCRATES: And you remember how we said that the children
16 Timae|           old man, as I very well remember, brightened up at hearing
17 Timae|            In the first place you remember a single deluge only, but
18 Timae|          am not sure that I could remember all the discourse of yesterday,
19 Timae|           any others; for we must remember that I who am the speaker,