Dialogue

1 Intro|  he would have said so in distinct words, and have explained
2 Intro|  that he has not the same distinct conception of organs of
3 Intro| an assertion perhaps more distinct than is found in any of
4 Timae| the warriors in Egypt are distinct from all the other classes,
5 Timae|  and true opinion are two distinct classes, then I say that
6 Timae| we must affirm them to be distinct, for they have a distinct
7 Timae| distinct, for they have a distinct origin and are of a different
8 Timae|  allow that there are any distinct kinds of visible bodies