Dialogue

 1 Intro|       to belief. And amid the variety of opinions which have arisen
 2 Intro|   matter which receives every variety of form must be formless,
 3 Intro| unequal-sided has an infinite variety of forms; and there is none
 4 Intro|    figures or in the infinite variety of their sizes a sufficient
 5 Intro|       might say, gave law and variety to the material universe.
 6 Intro|    which exist in an infinite variety of sizes, the surfaces of
 7 Intro| phenomena are produced by the variety and motion of light. A sudden
 8 Timae|       and admirable for their variety, make up time. And yet there
 9 Timae|    the model is to take every variety of form, then the matter
10 Timae|    these, presented a strange variety of appearances; and being
11 Timae|   another there is an endless variety of them, which those who
12 Timae|     of these fluids creates a variety of species; most of them