Dialogue

 1 Intro|       any poet or philosopher to describe physical phenomena. The
 2 Intro|          imitators, who can only describe what they have seen. And
 3 Intro|       olden time. I will briefly describe them to you, and you shall
 4 Intro|      wayward fancy has led us to describe them, but the soul first
 5 Intro|        their courses appeared to describe spirals; and that appeared
 6 Intro|     great Eleatic philosopher to describe the nature of God or Being
 7 Intro|     means by this what we should describe as a state of heat or temperature
 8 Intro|         out upon the heavens and describe what he sees in them, but
 9 Timae|        saw that you wanted me to describe the formation of the State,
10 Timae|         to the matter which they describe; when they relate to the
11 Timae| nevertheless we will not fail to describe it. For the larger particles
12 Timae|         in a manner which I will describe, and which will be more