Dialogue

 1 Intro|     recognizes some of the first elements of things; and then again
 2 Intro|     remain some other and better elements, which adhere to the royal
 3 Intro|        education, weaves the two elements into one, maintaining authority
 4 Intro|         first taking the eternal elements of the honourable, the good,
 5 Intro|        then fastening the animal elements with a human cord. The good
 6 Intro|          may contain some higher elements of good and knowledge than
 7 Intro|          fact, but in idea, both elements must remain—the fixed law
 8 Intro|      previous chaos in which the elements as yet were not, is hinted
 9 State|       from a previous state came elements of evil and unrighteousness,
10 State|      helm; and bringing back the elements which had fallen into dissolution
11 State|       combinations; but when the elements are transferred into the
12 State| composition, and, dismissing the elements of division which we found
13 State|       confused mass the valuable elements akin to gold, which can
14 State|        materials, and from these elements, whether like or unlike,