Dialogue

1 Intro|         in the waters at certain periods; and the rude survivors
2 Intro|         and night, which are the periods of the most intelligent
3 Intro|        by that of the sun. Other periods of wonderful length and
4 Intro|       slowly accumulated in long periods of time (Hdt.). But he seems
5 Intro|       have been and may be again periods in the history of modern
6 Intro|        in order to teach men the periods of time. Although absolutely
7 Intro|          cyclical year, in which periods wonderful for their complexity
8 Intro|        body upon another in long periods of time have become a recognized
9 Timae| exception, have not remarked the periods of the other stars, and