Dialogue

 1 Intro|   not only of creating great works, but of understanding them.
 2 Intro|       Gods, sons of gods, my works, if I will, are indissoluble.
 3 Intro|    far we have spoken of the works of mind; and there are other
 4 Intro|    mind; and there are other works done from necessity, which
 5 Intro|    in which he describes the works which no tongue can utter—
 6 Intro|    and committing the lesser works of creation to inferior
 7 Intro|   the author of order in his works, who, like a father, lives
 8 Intro|    creation. In so far as he works with his eye fixed upon
 9 Intro|       And when reason, which works with equal truth, whether
10 Timae|       And when reason, which works with equal truth, whether
11 Timae| children of gods, who are my works, and of whom I am the artificer
12 Timae|    with small exception, the works of intelligence have been