Dialogue

 1 Intro|        The liquid is composed of small and unequal particles, the
 2 Intro|       mingled with it a fine and small portion of earth which comes
 3 Intro|         you more easily detach a small portion than a large. There
 4 Intro|     particles, entering into the small veins of the tongue which
 5 Intro|        out of disorder, having a small grain of experience mingled
 6 Intro|  triangles of Plato in being too small to be visible. But though
 7 Intro| introduction is a mosaic work of small touches which, partly by
 8 Intro|        dialogue and making a few small additions. It does not allude
 9 Timae|        city are descended from a small seed or remnant of them
10 Timae|        every enterprise, whether small or great, always call upon
11 Timae|         but with little pegs too small to be visible, making up
12 Timae|        we have been saying, with small exception, the works of
13 Timae|       another, a great number of small bodies being combined into
14 Timae|       bodies are broken up, many small bodies will spring up out
15 Timae|    figures; or, again, when many small bodies are dissolved into
16 Timae|       imagine all these to be so small that no single particle
17 Timae|       two of fire. Again, when a small body of fire is contained
18 Timae|         overcome and cut up into small pieces, two and a half parts
19 Timae|     continues. Again, when a few small particles, enclosed in many
20 Timae|        and attack them (i.e. the small particles), the latter continue
21 Timae|       larger. And thus, when the small parts are placed side by
22 Timae|          kind is composed of the small and unequal particles of
23 Timae|          gold, and it contains a small and fine portion of earth,
24 Timae|       which cuts our bodies into small pieces (Kepmatizei), and
25 Timae|          That which yields has a small base; but that which rests
26 Timae|         particles enter into the small veins which are the testing
27 Timae|          of sound is loud, and a small body of sound the reverse.
28 Timae|           and dividing them into small portions and guiding them
29 Timae|         invisible owing to their small size, but when collected
30 Timae|      reflect that when a weak or small frame is the vehicle of
31 Timae|          the soul is united to a small and weak intelligence, then