Dialogue

 1 Intro|     as the nature of God, the distinction of the sensible and intellectual,
 2 Intro|  corporeal. There is the same distinction between knowledge and opinion
 3 Intro|        4) to draw an absolute distinction between the invisible or
 4 Intro|    acquainted with the modern distinction of subject and object, and
 5 Intro|     evidence to show that the distinction of prime from other numbers
 6 Intro|      was also ignorant of the distinction between veins and arteries;—
 7 Intro| parallel to the Phaedrus. His distinction between the world of order,
 8 Intro|   transcendent. And having no distinction of objective and subjective,
 9 Timae|      judgment, we must make a distinction and ask, What is that which
10 Timae|     acknowledged by us, but a distinction should be made between those