Dialogue

 1 Intro|          him. They are the feeble expression of an age which has lost
 2 Intro| population in the Republic is the expression or symbol of the transition
 3 Intro|    striving to realize. The first expression of this was some element,
 4 Intro|     morality also found a natural expression in number and figure. Instruments
 5 Intro|         according to his own fine expression, ‘the thought of God made
 6 Intro|           in the latter symbol an expression of the relation of the elements,
 7 Intro|           eternal element, in the expression of which all predicates
 8 Intro|           once more his own grand expression, or viewed, in the language
 9 Intro|           enveloped and finds its expression in matter, whereas the soul
10 Intro|        himself? Is not the famous expression—‘You Hellenes are ever children
11 Intro|        tradition, which had found expression from time to time in the
12 Intro|          of the Republic, the one expression describing the personal,
13 Timae|           are inaccurate modes of expression (compare Parmen.). But perhaps
14 Timae|           the safe and indefinite expression, ‘such,’ we should be satisfied.
15 Timae|    charged with using an improper expression? For the centre of the world
16 Timae|          producing a single mixed expression out of high and low, whence