(...) Timaeus
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1501 Text |            to have species of a like nature and number. There are four
1502 Text |          what we have said about the nature of the created and visible
1503 Text |           who are of a more retiring nature, had come into being, the
1504 Text |          chariot, he showed them the nature of the universe, and declared
1505 Text |             of animals; and as human nature was of two kinds, the superior
1506 Text |            resembled him in the evil nature which he had acquired, and
1507 Text |       remained in his own accustomed nature, and his children heard
1508 Text |            and they so disturbed the nature of the other or diverse,
1509 Text |              has authority, to be by nature the part which is in front.
1510 Text |              everything of a coarser nature, and allowed to pass only
1511 Text |               being no longer of one nature with the surrounding atmosphere
1512 Text |            still remain, of whatever nature and in whatever locality,
1513 Text |        explore causes of intelligent nature first of all, and, secondly,
1514 Text |         power of enquiring about the nature of the universe; and from
1515 Text |             end we must consider the nature of fire, and water, and
1516 Text |     explanation and dimly seen. What nature are we to attribute to this
1517 Text |            say that it is ‘of such a nature’; nor let us speak of water
1518 Text |             fire’ which is of such a nature always, and so of everything
1519 Text |           that which is of a certain nature, hot or white, or anything
1520 Text |             applies to the universal nature which receives all bodies—
1521 Text |          departs at all from her own nature, and never in any way, or
1522 Text |         father, and the intermediate nature to a child; and may remark
1523 Text |       opposite or entirely different nature was stamped upon its surface,
1524 Text |             fire is that part of her nature which from time to time
1525 Text |        origin and are of a different nature; the one is implanted in
1526 Text |           only. And there is another nature of the same name with it,
1527 Text |          sense. And there is a third nature, which is space, and is
1528 Text |           true and waking reality of nature, we have only this dreamlike
1529 Text |              reason, vindicating the nature of true being, maintains
1530 Text |               this, I say, was their nature at that time, and God fashioned
1531 Text |       sufficiently apprehended their nature. Now of the two triangles,
1532 Text |            of necessity be of such a nature. Now, of the triangles which
1533 Text |            has two equal sides is by nature more firmly based than that
1534 Text |             pass into the conquering nature, and fire becomes air and
1535 Text |             at the probable truth of nature ought duly to consider.~
1536 Text |              understanding about the nature and conditions of rest and
1537 Text |       inequality is the cause of the nature which is wanting in uniformity;
1538 Text |            four which are of a fiery nature are clearly distinguished
1539 Text |          secondly, there is the oily nature, which is smooth and divides
1540 Text |            lastly, there is a frothy nature, which differs from all
1541 Text |              of earth and of a briny nature; out of either of them a
1542 Text |              hand, substances of the nature of wax and incense have
1543 Text |           and afterwards examine the nature of our hypothesis. In order,
1544 Text |           are contracted contrary to nature are by nature at war, and
1545 Text |            contrary to nature are by nature at war, and force themselves
1546 Text |        therefore most repellent. The nature of the light and the heavy
1547 Text |             them all. Such being the nature of the world, when a person
1548 Text |             by force and contrary to nature, both clinging to their
1549 Text |               to be of the following nature, remembering that we have
1550 Text |            distinguished between the nature which is easy and which
1551 Text |           take. A body which is of a nature to be easily moved, on receiving
1552 Text |           produced in us contrary to nature and violent, if sudden,
1553 Text |          again, the sudden return to nature is pleasant; but a gentle
1554 Text |  withdrawings and emptyings of their nature, and great and sudden replenishments,
1555 Text |       difficulty return to their own nature, have effects in every way
1556 Text |           which are of an abstergent nature, and purge the whole surface
1557 Text |          them all according to their nature;—that sort of remedy of
1558 Text |          smells are of a half-formed nature, and no element is so proportioned
1559 Text |              of the human and divine nature. For God only has the knowledge
1560 Text |            all things, as far as our nature admits, with a view to the
1561 Text |           the body a soul of another nature which was mortal, subject
1562 Text |              they gave to the mortal nature a separate habitation in
1563 Text |              by reason of the bodily nature, they placed between the
1564 Text |            in the house of the lower nature, contriving that it should
1565 Text |        refusing to stir or touch the nature opposed to itself, but by
1566 Text |           the prophetic and inspired nature, or would determine by reason
1567 Text |             of prophecy.~Such is the nature of the liver, which is placed
1568 Text |     disorders of the body, the loose nature of the spleen, which is
1569 Text |           diverse as an intermediate nature, that they might have motion
1570 Text |            firmer and more glutinous nature than flesh, but a softer
1571 Text |             but a softer and moister nature than the bones. With these
1572 Text |             is not the case. For the nature which comes into being and
1573 Text |      overgrowth of flesh. The fleshy nature was not therefore wholly
1574 Text |     following remedy: They mingled a nature akin to that of man with
1575 Text |             accompany them. For this nature is always in a passive state,
1576 Text |        accordingly is not endowed by nature with the power of observing
1577 Text |              who are of the inferior nature, they cut various channels
1578 Text |              as we have seen, is the nature and such are the causes
1579 Text |         being carried to its kindred nature, replenishes the void. When
1580 Text |             takes place according to nature is pleasant, but that which
1581 Text |            that which is contrary to nature is painful. And thus death,
1582 Text |              and fulfils the debt of nature is the easiest of deaths,
1583 Text |              in a manner contrary to nature, the parts which were previously
1584 Text |           many dissimilar things one nature deserving of a name, has
1585 Text |             violation of the laws of nature. When the several parts
1586 Text |        should conceive of the double nature which we call the living
1587 Text |            disorders the whole inner nature of man; and when eager in
1588 Text |           introduces rheums; and the nature of this phenomenon is not
1589 Text |               and in so far as human nature is capable of sharing in
1590 Text |       thought, renewing his original nature, and having assimilated
1591 Text |             to have changed into the nature of women in the second generation.
1592 Text |          considered at all about the nature of the heavens, because
1593 Text |              our discourse about the nature of the universe has an end.