Dialogue

1 Intro|      comprehension. But this vacant idea of a whole without
2 Intro|  like being or essence, mere vacant abstractions, but admitted
3 Intro| other. But the abstract is a vacant form to us until brought
4 Intro|    these terms, being almost vacant of meaning, is equally suitable
5 Timae|    it and drives it into the vacant space whence the new air
6 Timae| while the water occupies the vacant interstices of the earth
7 Timae|   that it does not go into a vacant space, but pushes its neighbour
8 Timae|     the breath, fills up the vacant space; and this goes on