Dialogue

 1 Intro|      whole and entire; for he considered that the animal should be
 2 Intro|    more water in them.~Having considered objects of sense, we now
 3 Intro|    respiration have now to be considered. The exhalation of the breath
 4 Intro|      may be more conveniently considered by us in this place. They
 5 Intro|     the Timaeus remains to be considered—the mythological or geographical.
 6 Timae| itself of all figures; for he considered that the like is infinitely
 7 Timae|    sense. But we have not yet considered the origin of flesh, or
 8 Timae|    all of them this has to be considered:—that the tendency of each
 9 Timae|      whole body remains to be considered—that is, the cause of pleasure
10 Timae|     their thoughts, and never considered at all about the nature