Dialogue

1 Intro|  of the world, which he is imagined to have created, to all
2 Intro|  of God; and the Greek had imagined that there was a Nemesis
3 Intro|   for it cannot be said or imagined not to be.’ The idea of
4 Intro| the question can hardly be imagined to have escaped him. On
5 Intro| ascertaining how they were imagined by Plato, if he had any
6 Intro|   the reason.~The liver is imagined by Plato to be a smooth
7 Intro|    to their places, and he imagined fire or the exterior aether
8 Timae| that the citizens whom you imagined, were our veritable ancestors,
9 Timae|    directed toward heaven, imagined, in their simplicity, that