Dialogue

1 Intro|   physical science, out of the confusion of theological, mathematical,
2 Intro|     was rescued from chaos and confusion by their power; the notes
3 Intro|        of Anaxagoras: ‘All was confusion, and then mind came and
4 Intro|      appointed place. Into the confusion (Greek) which preceded Plato
5 Intro|     ancient teachers, on their confusion of facts and ideas, on their
6 Intro|      That there is a degree of confusion and indistinctness in Plato’
7 Intro| perplexity. There is a similar confusion about necessity and free-will,
8 Intro|        been observed, that the confusion partly arises out of the
9 Intro|        things were in chaos or confusion, and then mind came and