Dialogue

 1 Intro|    tetanus. The cure of them is difficult, and in most cases they
 2 Intro|         world is created? It is difficult to explain a process of
 3 Intro|  philosophy, which are still as difficult to our minds as they were
 4 Intro|       thinkers; or perhaps more difficult, because we more distinctly
 5 Intro| precisely coincide, it would be difficult to imagine that Plato was
 6 Intro|        and therefore it was not difficult for the later Platonists
 7 Intro|  Timaeus is singular, and it is difficult to adjust the balance between
 8 Intro|         s skill in managing the difficult and intractable Greek. In
 9 Timae|       this reason—because it is difficult to set forth my opinion
10 Timae|        undertaking so great and difficult a task. Remembering what
11 Timae|    words another kind, which is difficult of explanation and dimly
12 Timae|       or some one of them, is a difficult matter. How, then, shall
13 Timae|      make them unwieldy because difficult to move; and also that it
14 Timae|       them. The cure of them is difficult; relief is in most cases