Dialogue

1 Intro|          had no words in which to express his meaning. The rugged
2 Intro| intelligible to you and will best express my own meaning!~First, I
3 Intro|            is equally suitable to express indefinite existence,—are
4 Intro|          Plato chiefly intends to express is that a solid requires
5 Intro|       source of life, but with an express purpose, and in a separate
6 Intro|        nor any human language can express.~Lastly, there remain two
7 Timae|       nothing less. But when they express only the copy or likeness
8 Timae|      spoken the truth; but I must express myself in clearer language,