Dialogue

 1 Intro|        was a very noble one; he described the most famous action in
 2 Intro|   created in the manner already described. The earth, which is our
 3 Intro|        creation of the world is described, even more explicitly than
 4 Intro|         been or will be, but is described in a figure only as past
 5 Intro|    knowledge, which can only be described as Mind or Being or Truth
 6 Intro|      Greek words by which it is described are so purely abstract as
 7 Intro|        single day and night, is described as being the most perfect
 8 Intro| movements are nowhere precisely described. But if we suppose, with
 9 Intro|         the Phaedo the earth is described as the centre of the world,
10 Intro|         anticipation. He may be described as confusing the attraction
11 Intro|        to the Athenians who are described in these words as ‘ever
12 Timae|         the State which we have described. I might compare myself
13 Timae|   citizens, which you yesterday described to us in fiction, we will
14 Timae|   created in the manner already described. The earth, which is our
15 Timae|         of this we have already described the origin. But there still
16 Timae|      which is placed as we have described in order that it may give
17 Timae|        a colour such as we have described. The liquid itself we call
18 Timae|         in the way which I have described; but the worst of all owe