Dialogue

 1 Intro|      letter X, and bent into an inner and outer circle or sphere,
 2 Intro|      the sphere of the same—the inner, the sphere of the other
 3 Intro|        which we call tears. The inner fire flashes forth, and
 4 Intro|       the marrow, and about the inner bones, he laid the flesh
 5 Intro| extremity of the outer net. The inner parts of the net were made
 6 Intro|      tincture of sense. Soon an inner world of ideas began to
 7 Intro|     keep the ‘wanderers’ of the inner circle in their courses,
 8 Intro|         which were bent into an inner circle and an outer, both
 9 Intro|       containing the fixed, the inner the wandering stars. The
10 Intro|         the fixed stars and the inner circle of the planets, divided
11 Intro| division of the heavens into an inner and outer circle of the
12 Intro|      planets. The outer and the inner sphere cross one another
13 Intro|       be undivided, whereas the inner motion is split into seven
14 Timae|         outer and the other the inner circle. Now the motion of
15 Timae|     same, and the motion of the inner circle the motion of the
16 Timae|   single and undivided; but the inner motion he divided in six
17 Timae|       an opposite direction—the inner fire flashes forth like
18 Timae|         have no joints, and the inner bones, which on account
19 Timae|        with disorders the whole inner nature of man; and when