Dialogue

 1 Intro|      equally wrong are we in saying that what has become IS
 2 Intro|      possession. The ancient saying, that ‘only a man in his
 3 Intro|     experiment. (Compare the saying of Anaxagoras—Sext. Pyrrh.—
 4 Intro|    be compared to the lively saying of Hegel, that ‘Greek history
 5 Timae|  will be no inconsistency in saying that the citizens of your
 6 Timae|      nature. Are we right in saying that there is one world,
 7 Timae|     far in what we have been saying, with small exception, the
 8 Timae|    most incomprehensible. In saying this we shall not be far
 9 Timae|    who disproves what we are saying, and shows that we are mistaken,
10 Timae|   all that we have just been saying about the elements or kinds,
11 Timae|      enquire what we mean by saying that fire is hot; and about
12 Timae|     and below; for, as I was saying just now, to speak of the
13 Timae| which he utters; the ancient saying is very true, that ‘only