Dialogue

 1 Intro|   Greek history. They made men think of the world as a whole;
 2 Intro|        in which he would never think of looking for them, such
 3 Intro|    mankind, when they began to think, had received from poetry
 4 Intro| mortals. But Plato delights to think of God as the author of
 5 Intro|    herself, and is inclined to think that physicians are in vain (
 6 Intro|    admit of kinds. He seems to think that no definite qualities
 7 Intro|  navigators. He is inclined to think that there is no real connexion
 8 Timae|       one, the Creator did not think it necessary to bestow upon
 9 Timae|  whereby they ever continue to think consistently the same thoughts
10 Timae|       the transformers did not think any longer worthy of pure