Dialogue

 1 Intro|    humorous purpose with true principles of language; in the Parmenides
 2 Intro|     now speaking of the first principles of things, because I cannot
 3 Intro|    and the other bodies; what principles are prior to these God only
 4 Intro|       to form a conception of principles, but these principles or
 5 Intro|      of principles, but these principles or ideas were regarded by
 6 Intro|      be contrary to the first principles of criticism and fatal to
 7 Intro|    essence (compare the three principles of the Philebus—the finite,
 8 Intro|     Plato is based on the two principles of the same and the other,
 9 Intro|     endowed with thought; the principles of the same and other exist
10 Intro|    theory is dependent on two principles largely employed by Plato
11 Intro|     there are certain general principles, such as the opposition
12 Timae| maintain them to be the first principles and letters or elements
13 Timae|     of the first principle or principles of all things, or by whatever
14 Timae|     the other bodies; but the principles which are prior to these
15 Timae|       framed on the following principles:—~The authors of our race