Appearances Are A Glimpse Of The Unseen.

The Sun Provides The Moon With Its Brightness.

It Is Not I Who Have Lost The Athenians, But The Athenians Who Have Lost Me.

The Greeks Do Not Think Correctly About Coming-to-be And Passing-away; For No Thing Comes To Be Or Passes Away, But Is Mixed Together And Dissociated From The Things That Are. And Thus They Would Be Correct To Call Coming-to-be Mixing-together And Passing-away Dissociating

Appearances Are But A Glimpse Of What Is Hidden.

Neither Is There A Smallest Part Of What Is Small, But There Is Always A Smaller (for It Is Impossible That What Is Should Cease To Be). Likewise There Is Always Something Larger Than What Is Large.