Dialogue

 1 Intro|    to influx and efflux, and containing the courses of the soul.
 2 Intro|     inexplicable manner. The containing principle may be likened
 3 Intro|    intending that the vessel containing this substance should be
 4 Intro|    protection against falls, containing a warm moisture, which in
 5 Intro|  thought that they found the containing and continuing principle
 6 Intro|     centre, the outer circle containing the fixed, the inner the
 7 Intro|     said by Plato to be the ‘containing vessel or nurse of generation.’
 8 Intro|    always reappearing as the containing mother or nurse of all things.
 9 Intro|    and flesh. The brain, the containing vessel of the divine part
10 Intro| other Greeks, nature, though containing a remnant of evil, is still
11 Timae|    was perfected, the vessel containing this substance should be
12 Timae|   articles made of felt; and containing in itself a warm moisture
13 Timae|      become a visible animal containing the visible—the sensible