Dialogue

 1 Intro| eternal nature.~Thus far the universal animal was made in the divine
 2 Intro|    In like manner there is a universal nature out of which all
 3 Intro|      after the manner of the universal motion. The external elements
 4 Intro|    and ‘below,’ which in the universal globe have no existence,
 5 Intro|     hereafter be of far more universal application. What is this
 6 Intro|   relation of numbers to the universal ideas, or of universals
 7 Timae|      will be all one. If the universal frame had been created a
 8 Timae|   this universe may be truly universal, do ye, according to your
 9 Timae|      argument applies to the universal nature which receives all
10 Timae|   marrow out of them to be a universal seed of the whole race of
11 Timae|      after the manner of the universal motion by which all kindred