Dialogue

1 Intro|         how Plato’s cosmos may be presented to the reader in a clearer
2 Intro|           aspects of nature which presented themselves to Plato and
3 Intro|        the help of sense. This is presented to us in a dreamy manner,
4 Intro|           in the aspect which she presented to a Greek philosopher of
5 Intro|        unlike. This opposition is presented to us in many forms, as
6 Timae| affections which accompany these, presented a strange variety of appearances;