Dialogue

 1 Intro|        accordance with the law of attraction, it escapes by the way it
 2 Intro|         attract, not by reason of attraction, but because ‘nature abhors
 3 Intro|      depletion is produced by the attraction of like to like, after the
 4 Intro|        external elements by their attraction are always diminishing the
 5 Intro|         or hate, corresponding to attraction or repulsion; or the conception
 6 Intro|        that although the force of attraction is continually drawing similar
 7 Intro|          no existence, but by the attraction of similars towards the
 8 Intro|        earth. Plato’s doctrine of attraction implies not only (1) the
 9 Intro|          implies not only (1) the attraction of similar elements to one
10 Intro|          element: (5) there is an attraction of like to like—smaller
11 Intro|     creation of the world, or the attraction of similars to similars).
12 Intro| impossibility of a vacuum and the attraction of like to like. To these
13 Intro|         is a law, not only of the attraction of lesser bodies to larger
14 Intro|        described as confusing the attraction of gravitation with the
15 Intro|           of gravitation with the attraction of cohesion. The influence
16 Timae|       that are observed about the attraction of amber and the Heraclean
17 Timae|          these cases is there any attraction; but he who investigates