Dialogue

1 Intro|          ancient philosopher, or understand how, under such unequal
2 Intro|          now we shall be able to understand the nature of reflections
3 Intro|        is painful.~Every one may understand the origin of diseases.
4 Intro| unmeaning of words. They did not understand that the content of notions
5 Intro|       imagination can we hope to understand Plato from his own point
6 Intro|        facts, or an inability to understand the necessary and obvious
7 Timae|     possession. And he who would understand what he remembers to have
8 Timae|        diseases to him who would understand them. For whereas marrow