Dialogue

1 Intro|     in this way:—Finer bodies retain coarser, but not the coarser
2 Intro|    that the human mind should retain an enthusiasm for mere negations.
3 Intro|      Even in Plato they still retain their contentious or controversial
4 Intro|   like worn-out garments, and retain only a second-hand existence.
5 Timae| sensations,’ which they still retain. And they did in fact at
6 Timae|       which have lesser parts retain the greater, but the greater
7 Timae|        but the greater cannot retain the lesser. Now of all natures