Dialogue

1 Intro| subject, but rather to the composition of bodies, to the relations
2 Intro|   of the first Greek prose composition; for the great master of
3 Intro|    time and space, and the composition of the elements: (4) in
4 Intro|     on the other hand, the composition of the deliquescent particles
5 Intro|  entered into the original composition of the human frame; the
6 Intro|  have some effect upon the composition of the world, and of this
7 Intro|  grows; they are a kind of composition with which his own philosophy
8 Timae|  water entering into their composition.~I have thus shown the various