Dialogue

 1 Intro|            He has no implements of observation, such as the telescope or
 2 Intro|           they suggested the first observation of the effects of fire and
 3 Intro|            customs and the general observation that there were other civilisations
 4 Intro|         astronomy, men came to the observation of nature. The Greek philosopher
 5 Intro| necessarily gave to astronomy. The observation that the lower principle,
 6 Intro|         and their opportunities of observation were limited. Plato probably
 7 Intro|        many ages of experiment and observation, and is ever going on and
 8 Intro|           process of correcting by observation, and to a certain extent
 9 Intro|        seems to confuse the actual observation of the heavens with his
10 Intro|           he also makes the subtle observation that smells must be denser
11 Intro|            a method of superficial observation, Plato remarks that the
12 Intro|          man, fresh from the first observation of nature. The latest word