Challege to Zeroeth Nature viz. Self-Lightening

[Zeroeth_Nature (Self-Lightening, ΑΘΕΛΗΜΑ,)]

@Jakob

Let’s read.

“It is from the Forms that all things which partake of them derive their being.”
“The invisible, which is grasped by reason, is always the same; but the visible, grasped by the senses, is always changing.”
(Phaedo)

“God, whether from choice or from necessity, made one bed in nature, and two or more such beds neither ever have been nor ever will be made by God.”
(The Republic)

“That which always is and has no becoming is grasped by understanding; that which is always becoming and never truly is is grasped by opinion.”
(Timaeus)

We see here that Plato considers not nature, but God the ground of Forms.

Let’s read better. Which character or characters in the dialogues is saying those things? Surely not Plato!