Dialogue

1 Intro|    them. They are the spurious birth of a marriage between philosophy
2 Intro|      told them of their future birth and human lot. They were
3 Intro|        lot in a state prior to birth—a conception which, if taken
4 Timae|         Thus far and until the birth of time the created universe
5 Timae|      bound at the time of your birth. And now listen to my instructions:—
6 Timae| according to which their first birth would be one and the same
7 Timae|  attaining this, at the second birth he would pass into a woman,
8 Timae|    which were corrupted at our birth, and by learning the harmonies