Dialogue

 1 Intro|           the same combination of music and gymnastics. The doctrine
 2 Intro|        the gymnast must cultivate music. The parts of the body too
 3 Intro|          laws or forms of art and music which had lasted, ‘not in
 4 Intro|         their power; the notes of music, the motions of the stars,
 5 Intro|         number and the mystery of music were akin. There was a music
 6 Intro|      music were akin. There was a music of rhythm and of harmonious
 7 Intro|   connexion which existed between music and number, a fanciful or
 8 Intro|           superadded. There was a music of the spheres as well as
 9 Intro|        contain an allusion to the music of the spheres, which is
10 Timae|         trained in gymnastic, and music, and all other sorts of
11 Timae| contributes. Moreover, so much of music as is adapted to the sound
12 Timae|           enemy to philosophy and music, and rebellious against
13 Timae|     motions, and should cultivate music and all philosophy, if he