Dialogue

 1 Intro|       not as substances, but as qualities. They may be compared to
 2 Intro|     veins, having acid and salt qualities, from which is generated
 3 Intro|     Eleatics, unless some human qualities are added on to them. Yet
 4 Intro|       as something which has no qualities is really a negation. Moreover
 5 Intro| intellectual world which has no qualities—‘a thing in itself’—a point
 6 Intro|       to think that no definite qualities can attach to bodies which
 7 Intro|       the primary and secondary qualities of matter. (2) Another popular
 8 Intro|          God knows the original qualities of things; man can only
 9 Intro|        which has no perceptible qualities—between Being in the abstract
10 Timae|        which admits of opposite qualities, and all things that are
11 Timae|     that which has the opposite qualities is inferior. But when all
12 Timae|         way, by reason of these qualities in them, are all termed
13 Timae|         well as acid and saline qualities, contains all sorts of bile