Dialogue

 1 Intro|        foundation of these is the marrow which binds together body
 2 Intro|   together body and soul, and the marrow is made out of such of the
 3 Intro|           making as many kinds of marrow as there were hereafter
 4 Intro|        called that portion of the marrow brain, intending that the
 5 Intro|         earth and wetting it with marrow. It was then thrust alternately
 6 Intro|           opening, and around the marrow of the neck and spine he
 7 Intro|           mortify and destroy the marrow by too great rigidity and
 8 Intro|       there is little soul in the marrow, and about the inner bones,
 9 Intro|           on the left, having the marrow of generation between them.
10 Intro|     delicate, being newly made of marrow and nurtured on milk. These
11 Intro|        unite the triangles of the marrow become undone, they in turn
12 Intro|          the bones and waters the marrow. When these processes take
13 Intro|       fatal is the disease of the marrow, by which the whole course
14 Intro|       heat and reaches the spinal marrow, and burning up the cables
15 Intro|         the seed about the spinal marrow is too abundant, the body
16 Intro|        due to the fluidity of the marrow produced by the loose consistency
17 Intro|           principle of the spinal marrow, which the man has the desire
18 Intro|          soul, such as the spinal marrow, are prior to the bones
19 Intro|         and bloodless; the spinal marrow he conceives to be the seed
20 Intro|          the elements. The spinal marrow, including the brain, is
21 Intro|           bones which contain the marrow or source of life, but with
22 Timae|         was the generation of the marrow. For the bonds of life which
23 Timae| foundation of the human race. The marrow itself is created out of
24 Timae|        with one another, made the marrow out of them to be a universal
25 Timae|          distribution gave to the marrow as many and various forms
26 Timae|        called that portion of the marrow, brain, intending that,
27 Timae|      called them all by the name ‘marrow’; and to these, as to anchors,
28 Timae|        body, constructing for the marrow, first of all a complete
29 Timae|     kneaded it and wetted it with marrow, and after that he put it
30 Timae|           opening; and around the marrow of the neck and back he
31 Timae|         God covered the bones and marrow, binding them together by
32 Timae|         rarity of the soul in the marrow are destitute of reason—
33 Timae|       backbone, so as to have the marrow of generation between them,
34 Timae|           being freshly formed of marrow and nurtured on milk. Now
35 Timae|        which the triangles of the marrow are united no longer hold,
36 Timae|      understand them. For whereas marrow and bone and flesh and sinews
37 Timae|          bone which surrounds the marrow; and by reason of the solidity
38 Timae|        the bones and watering the marrow. Now when each process takes
39 Timae|           case of all is when the marrow is diseased, either from
40 Timae|      supremacy, it penetrates the marrow and burns up what may be
41 Timae|         the seed about the spinal marrow too plentiful and overflowing,
42 Timae|         also into the body of the marrow, which passes from the head