Dialogue

 1 Intro|     place which he would have assigned to the Timaeus. We observe,
 2 Intro|      Two kinds of motion were assigned to them—first, the revolution
 3 Intro|      number to the stars, and assigned each to a star—then having
 4 Intro|      modelled of them, may be assigned the form of a cube; and
 5 Intro|  which are not understood, or assigned to their true cause by the
 6 Intro|      the supremacy which they assigned to mathematics in all the
 7 Intro|      agreed with the locality assigned to it or not. It was a legend
 8 Timae|     common pursuits should be assigned to them both in time of
 9 Timae|     to his spherical form was assigned to him, being of all the
10 Timae| enumerate the places which he assigned to the other stars, and
11 Timae|   give all the reasons why he assigned them, although a secondary
12 Timae|      number to the stars, and assigned each soul to a star; and
13 Timae|      deserving of a name, has assigned the common name of bile.