Dialogue

 1 Intro|      distinguish, subject and object, first and final causes,
 2 Intro|   right and left sides of the object are transposed. In a concave
 3 Intro|       by us dazzling, and the object which produces it is called
 4 Intro|     mind of Plato subject and object were not yet distinguished; (
 5 Intro|    distinction of subject and object, and therefore he sometimes
 6 Intro|      issuing from an external object, this is the simple act
 7 Intro|  light which proceed from the object are exactly equal to the
 8 Intro|  divine mind into subject and object.~The first work of creation
 9 Timae| within meets with an external object. And the whole stream of
10 Timae|       the rays emitted by the object in a manner contrary to
11 Timae|    the eye is affected by the object, and itself strikes and
12 Timae|      termed dazzling, and the object which produces it is called