Dialogue

 1 Intro|  sees the light, but not the objects which are revealed by the
 2 Intro|  soul the motions of visible objects. But when the visual ray
 3 Intro|      them.~Having considered objects of sense, we now pass on
 4 Intro|     the brightest of visible objects, which to the eye of the
 5 Intro|      the other properties of objects seemed to reappear only
 6 Intro|  ideas are prior to sensible objects; and like them may be regarded
 7 Intro|   simplest kinds of external objects, which to the ancients were
 8 Intro|      remain, even if all the objects contained in it are supposed
 9 Intro|       through which external objects strike upon the mind. The
10 Intro|  light emitted from external objects. When the light of the eye
11 Intro|    by conflict with external objects. Proceeding by a method
12 Timae|   describing are necessarily objects of sense. But we have not
13 Timae| which receives likenesses of objects and gives back images of
14 Timae|      a vacuum, the fact that objects push one another round,