Dialogue

1 Intro|      may be identified with the reality of Solon, and our antediluvian
2 Intro|       made the world, and is in reality, whether in Plato or in
3 Intro|         agreeing with it, is in reality the opposite of it, that
4 Intro|      Sophist he also denies the reality of not-being (Aristot. Metaph.).
5 Intro|        one class of them is the reality and the other appearance;
6 Intro|      the mind of Plato a divine reality. The slight touch, perhaps
7 Timae|        transfer to the world of reality. It shall be the ancient
8 Timae| relating to the true and waking reality of nature, we have only
9 Timae|         For an image, since the reality, after which it is modelled,