Dialogue

 1 Intro|         experiment and is hardly capable of observing the curiosities
 2 Intro|        another and yet sometimes capable of resolution into one another...
 3 Intro|          finer, and the belly is capable of retaining food, but not
 4 Intro|   abstract ideas, they were also capable of practical application.
 5 Intro|         revealed. They were also capable of infinite subdivision—
 6 Intro| triangles peculiar to itself, is capable of dissolution, but not
 7 Intro|       revolving,’ and is equally capable of both explanations. A
 8 Intro|   complexity, of which they were capable, found the explanation of
 9 Intro|          motives of which man is capable. Something like this is
10 Intro|   extravagances of which men are capable. But this is a real interest
11 Timae|   another, and of which some are capable of resolution into one another;
12 Timae|         might thus make the body capable of flexion and extension,
13 Timae|        so far as human nature is capable of sharing in immortality,