Dialogue

 1 Intro| distinction of the sensible and intellectual, the great original conceptions
 2 Intro|      himself, which is the most intellectual of motions; but the other
 3 Intro|        made in the image of the Intellectual, being the one perfect only-begotten
 4 Intro|        fancy, created a greater intellectual activity and made a nearer
 5 Intro|        but we cannot imagine an intellectual world which has no qualities—‘
 6 Intro|         and arms, but ideal and intellectual; according to his own fine
 7 Intro|     were not separable from the intellectual conditions under which they
 8 Intro|  opposition of the sensible and intellectual, and the priority of mind,
 9 Intro|      got rid of. That an age of intellectual transition must also be
10 Timae|       being made by the best of intellectual and everlasting natures,
11 Timae|       are much absorbed in some intellectual pursuit, must allow his
12 Timae|         who is the image of the intellectual, the greatest, best, fairest,