Dialogue

 1 Intro|       mystery of the world to be contained in number. Many, if not
 2 Intro|          animal was a whole, and contained all intelligible beings,
 3 Intro| therefore solids, and solids are contained in planes, and plane rectilinear
 4 Intro|        unreal, then all which is contained in time is unreal—the succession
 5 Intro|          space in which they are contained. There arises thus a second
 6 Intro|          even if all the objects contained in it are supposed to have
 7 Intro|          space in which they are contained, or the whole anima mundi,
 8 Intro|      doctrine on this subject is contained in the following words:—‘
 9 Intro|     various existences which are contained in it are only the transformations
10 Intro|      know how far the statements contained in these fragments corresponded
11 Intro|         forms of such narratives contained features taken from the
12 Intro|         touch, perhaps ironical, contained in the words, ‘as we shall
13 Timae|        solid must necessarily be contained in planes; and every plane
14 Timae|          a small body of fire is contained in a larger body of air
15 Timae|       too, which are divided and contained within the frame of the