Dialogue

 1 Intro| movement of the same, the seven planets in their courses appeared
 2 Intro|     They were to be sown in the planets, and out of them was to
 3 Intro|     moon, and some in the other planets; and he ordered the younger
 4 Intro|        in the wanderings of the planets, a necessity which protrudes
 5 Intro|         the inner circle of the planets, divided according to certain
 6 Intro|         the two spheres, of the planets and of the world beyond
 7 Intro|         opinion’ that there are planets or wandering stars; all
 8 Intro|     direction from those of the planets. The outer and the inner
 9 Intro|       oblique line in which the planets are supposed to move becomes
10 Intro|         in the heavens. All the planets, including the sun, are
11 Intro|   effects produced by the seven planets. Plato seems to confuse
12 Intro|         of the distances of the planets from one another was to
13 Intro|         to the distances of the planets reappear in the Timaeus.
14 Intro|         the fixed stars and the planets, of the creative mind and
15 Timae|     stars, which are called the planets, were created by him in