Dialogue

 1 Intro|   vehicle, and the members to be instruments, having the power of flexion
 2 Intro|         figure were the greatest instruments of thought which were possessed
 3 Intro| expression in number and figure. Instruments of such power and elasticity
 4 Intro|         The ancients had not the instruments which would have enabled
 5 Intro|    ourselves. The senses are not instruments, but rather passages, through
 6 Intro|       these act upon the testing instruments of the tongue, and produce
 7 Intro|          and harmonize them. The instruments of taste reach from the
 8 Timae|      they were to be sown in the instruments of time severally adapted
 9 Timae|      moon, and some in the other instruments of time; and when he had
10 Timae|        these God contrived to be instruments of locomotion with which
11 Timae|       winnowed by fans and other instruments used in the threshing of
12 Timae|      veins which are the testing instruments of the tongue, reaching