The Commentaries on the Timaeus of Plato — trans. Thomas Taylor

Si tb it the an*wrr to tho*c «bo enquire, «by therefore, do all soul' tin* rndr.iMitir and wr.iry tlictn** Ivc* to i lit mi ll i* vision is, ll at ill of tl mi dr*ir< ( • | ( ree ve ft.il I ring* Hut hv the riu/f WCid adapted to that o A*c4

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1 <>r in thr li uiirr, the print tple- of nature, and o’ the itlc in generali' n, ate to'iipichtnded.”

1 For twrfhjirii here, it is obviously necessary to read roirrtc hm, rUt.

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1 ttF* In the Note, for 11 Arc the Jntroduet ujh to tint /Vdiui 4 toa, H read See Use Introduction to the first edition ol my 1 rantUtion of Ariatotle'a Metaphyncr, and my Disaertation on tha Philoaophy of Ariitotle.

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