Dialogue

 1 Intro|     discourse of Timaeus may be compared with the more harmonious
 2 Intro|       they cannot reasonably be compared even to syllables or first
 3 Intro|       as qualities. They may be compared to images made of gold,
 4 Intro|        one another. He might be compared to a builder engaged in
 5 Intro|         to light when they were compared with one another. They admitted
 6 Intro|    world of sense, which may be compared to the wisdom of God in
 7 Intro|      passing, that the Platonic compared with the Jewish description
 8 Intro|         of the same, and may be compared with the modern conception
 9 Intro|       indefinite existence,—are compared or united with the Other
10 Intro|        air and water, which are compared to the two mean proportionals
11 Intro|         the Timaeus may also be compared with his (Greek). The passage
12 Intro| language (Sophist) which may be compared with the hesitating tone
13 Intro|         among you’—which may be compared to the lively saying of
14 Timae|       they cannot reasonably be compared by a man of any sense even
15 Timae|       each kind new, and may be compared to the keel of a vessel