Dialogue

 1 Intro|             the elements: (4) in the fourth section I shall consider
 2 Intro|             or one only?—that is the fourth question...One only. For
 3 Intro|         filled up the intervals of a fourth with ninths, leaving a remnant
 4 Intro|             a third of fishes, and a fourth of animals. The gods were
 5 Intro|           has the sides unequal, the fourth from the triangle which
 6 Intro|            into one another, but the fourth cannot be resolved into
 7 Intro|              body on the ground. The fourth kind are the inhabitants
 8 Intro|             Greek philosopher of the fourth century before Christ is
 9 Intro|   rectangular scalene triangles. The fourth regular solid, or cube,
10 Intro| transformation into one another; the fourth, earth, cannot be similarly
11 Intro|           Pythagoreans living in the fourth century B.C., there were
12 Intro|           Cicero into Latin. About a fourth, comprehending with lacunae
13 Timae|              my dear Timaeus, is the fourth of those who were yesterday
14 Timae|               3), and then he took a fourth part which was twice as
15 Timae|              watery species; and the fourth, the pedestrian and land
16 Timae|           has the sides unequal; the fourth alone is framed out of the
17 Timae|      isosceles triangle produced the fourth elementary figure, which
18 Timae|          hereafter speak.~There is a fourth class of sensible things,
19 Timae|            crawl upon the earth. The fourth class were the inhabitants