Dialogue

 1 Craty|      thirdly, he is the archer (aei ballon), always shooting;
 2 Craty|         ta apo tes ges; or, oti aei rei; or, oti pneuma ex autou
 3 Craty|       aither quasi aeitheer oti aei thei peri ton aera: ge,
 4 Craty|        of this—the everflowing (aei reousa or aeireite), or
 5 Craty|         from aeischoroun, quasi aei ischon roun. The inventor
 6 Craty|     always have life (di on zen aei pasi tois zosin uparchei).
 7 Craty|      call him Aplos; also he is aei Ballon (always shooting),
 8 Craty|         mover together (aplous, aei Ballon, apolouon, omopolon).
 9 Craty|        and the perpetual mover (aei polon) of all things, is
10 Craty|   always rolling in his course (aei eilein ion) about the earth;
11 Craty|       and always new (enon neon aei) she may very properly have
12 Craty|      earth, or as ever flowing (aei rei), or because the flux
13 Craty|        in a flux about the air (aei thei peri tou aera reon).
14 Craty| aischron is evident, being only aei ischon roes (always preventing
15 Craty|        which hindered the flux (aei ischon roun), and that is