Dialogue

 1 Intro|     that the god reversed their motion, as a witness to the right
 2 Intro|   amounts only to a reversal of motion. For the lord of moving
 3 Intro|      life was reversed like the motion of the world, and first
 4 Intro|       us in terms expressive of motion or energy, and the other
 5 Intro|      world, the reversal of the motion of the heavens seemed necessarily
 6 Intro|      too little are in restless motion: they must be fixed by a
 7 Intro|      the opposition of rest and motion, which is found in all nature;
 8 State|     that the god reversed their motion, and gave them that which
 9 State|         perturbation. But their motion is, as far as possible,
10 State|        from time to time of the motion of the universe.~YOUNG SOCRATES:
11 State|      innate desire reversed the motion of the world. Then also
12 State| dissolution and disorder to the motion which had prevailed under
13 State|   square or cube, or comprising motion,—I say, if all these things