Dialogue

 1 Intro|       enmity to the poets, the same combination of music and gymnastics.
 2 Intro|        example, the tongue. Had the combination of solid bone and thick
 3 Intro|          the former an image of the combination of two surfaces. Between
 4 Intro|        equilateral triangle. By the combination of these triangles which
 5 Intro|           or cube, is formed by the combination of four isosceles triangles
 6 Intro| dodecahedron, cannot be formed by a combination of either of these triangles,
 7 Timae|        These, then, proceeding by a combination of probability with demonstration,
 8 Timae|        plane angles; and out of the combination of these four angles arises
 9 Timae|             of which is made by the combination of three plane right angles;
10 Timae|        bases. There was yet a fifth combination which God used in the delineation
11 Timae|    necessity, does not admit of the combination of solid bone and much flesh
12 Timae|             of perception. From the combination of sinew, skin, and bone,
13 Timae|             are attributable to the combination of certain conditions—the