Dialogue

 1 Intro|        would have arranged his own dialogues, or whether the thought
 2 Intro|            on physics in the other dialogues of Plato, and he himself
 3 Intro|            of others. In all three dialogues he is exerting his dramatic
 4 Intro|          the Timaeus and the other dialogues will not appear to be great.
 5 Intro|         his life. In all his later dialogues we observe a tendency in
 6 Intro| philosophical mould than the other dialogues, but the same general spirit
 7 Intro|          any other of the Platonic dialogues. The language is weighty,
 8 Intro|           junctura’ of the earlier dialogues. His speculations about
 9 Intro|           which Plato in his later dialogues seems to be struggling—the
10 Intro|           the Timaeus to the other dialogues of Plato and to the previous
11 Intro|          any other of the Platonic dialogues. It is conjectural astronomy,
12 Intro|           connexion with the other dialogues is comparatively slight.
13 Intro|          accordance with the other dialogues of Plato.~(b) The Timaeus
14 Intro|          found in any of the other dialogues (Rep.; Laws) of the goodness
15 Intro|            pages of one of Plato’s dialogues have grown into a great
16 Intro|         Timaeus, as from the other dialogues of Plato, we may still gather