Dialogue

 1 Intro|      and the Laws. There are no speculations on physics in the other
 2 Intro|         by no means confined to speculations on physics. The deeper foundations
 3 Intro|     improving the philosophical speculations of others. In all three
 4 Intro|      the earlier dialogues. His speculations about the Eternal, his theories
 5 Intro|    phenomena. To these a priori speculations he would add a rude conception
 6 Intro|     undervalue or disparage the speculations of ancient philosophers,
 7 Intro|       connect the physiological speculations of Plato either with ancient
 8 Intro|         how far in any of these speculations Plato approximated to the
 9 Intro|        a favourable view of the speculations of the Timaeus. We should
10 Intro|    figures. Plato adopted their speculations and improved upon them by
11 Intro| affinity to certain Pythagorean speculations, which gives it a character