Dialogue

 1 Intro|        lie on the surface than of differences which are hidden from view.
 2 Intro|           attributing the greater differences of kinds to the figures
 3 Intro|         see resemblances, but not differences; and they were incapable
 4 Intro| philosopher to make corresponding differences in things (Greek). ‘If they
 5 Intro|          species depend, not upon differences of form in the original
 6 Intro|      original triangles, but upon differences of size. The obvious physical
 7 Intro|    atomists, Plato attributes the differences between the elements to
 8 Intro|           between the elements to differences in geometrical figures.
 9 Intro|       world; and even qualitative differences were supposed to have their
10 Intro|           that of a chaos without differences no idea could be formed.
11 Timae|   extinguished. There are similar differences in the air; of which the
12 Timae|           smell does not admit of differences of kind; for all smells