Dialogue

 1 Intro|         in the sea. This is the explanation of the shallows which are
 2 Intro|         mouth and nostrils. The explanation of this double phenomenon
 3 Intro|      creation of the world. The explanation may help to fill up with
 4 Intro|     disputed. The most received explanation is that of Martin, who supposes
 5 Intro|         45:75:125). But to this explanation of Martin’s it may be objected, (
 6 Intro|        him.~Leaving the further explanation of details, which the reader
 7 Intro|  oblique motion which gives the explanation of the different lengths
 8 Intro|    revolve with the heavens, no explanation is given of the variation
 9 Intro| possible.~Section 7.~In Plato’s explanation of sensation we are struck
10 Intro|         were capable, found the explanation of the equally complex phenomena
11 Intro|         modern chemistry is the explanation of qualitative difference
12 Intro|         not remark that his own explanation did not suit all phenomena;
13 Intro|      phenomena; and the simpler explanation, which assigns to bodies
14 Timae|     best to give as probable an explanation as any other—or rather,
15 Timae|     kind, which is difficult of explanation and dimly seen. What nature
16 Timae|       any tolerable or probable explanation of them. Again, red, when