Dialogue

1 Intro|   unmeaningness of some of his reasons. But the Timaeus still remains
2 Timae| tangible heaven. And for these reasons, and out of such elements
3 Timae|      smooth all round for many reasons; in the first place, because
4 Timae|     stars, and to give all the reasons why he assigned them, although
5 Timae|     this manner, and for these reasons, came into being such of
6 Timae|       an arduous task for many reasons, and in particular because
7 Timae|      man far weaker. For these reasons and after this manner God
8 Timae|     this purpose and for these reasons they caused skin, hair,