Dialogue

 1 Intro|    the whole. For the Creator knew that the belly would not
 2 Intro|      the future when, as they knew, women and other animals
 3 Intro|      functions of the body he knew very little,—e.g. of the
 4 Intro|      of Anaxagoras. Also they knew or thought (5) that there
 5 Intro|       how much Plato actually knew, but how far he has contributed
 6 Intro|      something more than they knew?~Besides general notions
 7 Intro|      constant motion. He also knew that blood is partly a solid
 8 Intro|     them.’ ‘Our creators well knew that women and other animals
 9 Intro|      of men, and they further knew that many animals would
10 Timae|      he nor any other Hellene knew anything worth mentioning
11 Timae|      they mean, as though men knew their natures, and we maintain
12 Timae|     are formed, even if a man knew he would be foolish in telling,
13 Timae| future. For our creators well knew that women and other animals
14 Timae|      of men, and they further knew that many animals would