Dialogue

 1 Intro|      God has given the universe opposite motions; or that there are
 2 Intro|    material is subjected is the opposite of weaving—I mean carding.
 3 Intro|     enquiry, we find that these opposite characters are naturally
 4 Intro|    necessary. Here he makes the opposite reflection, that there may
 5 Intro|         observed that there are opposite natures in the world, the
 6 Intro|      are not only parallel, but opposite virtues, and seems to see
 7 Intro|    remain two considerations of opposite kinds which enter into the
 8 Intro|    other consideration is of an opposite kind. Admitting that a few
 9 State|       necessity revolves in the opposite direction.~YOUNG SOCRATES:
10 State|       to go round by God in two opposite courses; or that two Gods,
11 State|        or that two Gods, having opposite purposes, make it move round.
12 State| transition is made to the cycle opposite to that in which we are
13 State|        and rise and live in the opposite order, unless God has carried
14 State|     shock, being impelled in an opposite direction from beginning
15 State|       stood still, and a change opposite to the previous one was
16 State|    material is subjected is the opposite of weaving.~YOUNG SOCRATES:
17 State|      the same time place in two opposite classes.~YOUNG SOCRATES:
18 State|   notions with reference to the opposite classes of action under
19 State|      And do we not then say the opposite of what we said of the other?~
20 State| temperance and manliness of the opposite characters, are arrayed
21 State|       are arrayed as enemies on opposite sides, and do not mingle
22 State|      own, blame to those of the opposite party—and out of this many
23 State|    should both do precisely the opposite.~YOUNG SOCRATES: How and