Dialogue

 1 Intro|      Other periods of wonderful length and complexity are not observed
 2 Intro|         the triangles, until at length, coalescing with the fire,
 3 Intro|         assimilate food; and at length, when the bonds which unite
 4 Intro|          Nor need we discuss at length how far Plato agrees in
 5 Intro|   reader will find discussed at length in Boeckh and Martin, we
 6 Intro|         of the variation in the length of days and nights at different
 7 Intro|        depended on the relative length or tension of the strings
 8 Intro|     which to dwell upon them at length, lead us to take a favourable
 9 Intro|         and is thirty times the length of the original. It is surprising
10 Intro| mysticism and Neo-Platonism. In length it does not exceed a fifth
11 Timae|          which consequently had length and was furnished with four
12 Timae|  varieties of disease, until at length the desire and love of the