Dialogue

 1 Intro|    remain they engender in us corresponding visions of the night. And
 2 Intro|      the heavens and create a corresponding order in our own erring
 3 Intro|  there are two kinds of being corresponding to them; the one uncreated,
 4 Intro|      bodies, having particles corresponding to the sense of sight. Some
 5 Intro|     example, as love or hate, corresponding to attraction or repulsion;
 6 Intro|   ancient philosopher to make corresponding differences in things (Greek). ‘
 7 Intro|    passionate, and appetitive corresponding to the head, heart and belly.
 8 Intro| contains two lesser nets, one corresponding to the stomach, the other
 9 Intro|     nostrils. There is also a corresponding process of inhalation through
10 Timae|       locality, they engender corresponding visions in dreams, which
11 Timae|       body, and has particles corresponding to the sense of sight. I
12 Timae|   another subject.~There is a corresponding enquiry concerning the mode