Dialogue

 1 Intro|       assigned to the Timaeus. We observe, first of all, that the
 2 Intro|        all his later dialogues we observe a tendency in him to personify
 3 Intro|          first received from her. Observe again, what care the law
 4 Intro|    seeking by the grace of God to observe it still.~In our former
 5 Intro|         In the next place, we may observe that there are different
 6 Intro| stationary or extinct, may we not observe also that there have been
 7 Intro|         laws and figures. (We may observe by the way, that the principle
 8 Intro|          gravitation. He does not observe that water has an equal
 9 Intro|           But Plato is careful to observe that although such knowledge
10 Intro|          physical. Before men can observe the world, they must be
11 Intro|            but in the omission to observe how little could be explained
12 Timae|       thousand years before ours (Observe that Plato gives the same
13 Timae|          husbandmen; and you will observe, too, that the warriors
14 Timae|         Then as to wisdom, do you observe how our law from the very