Dialogue

 1 Intro|       of colours, the nature of diseases, and the like, about which
 2 Intro|     manner of the functions and diseases of the human frame. He uses
 3 Intro|        understand the origin of diseases. They may be occasioned
 4 Intro|       There are other and worse diseases which are prior to these;
 5 Intro|       There is a third class of diseases which are produced, some
 6 Intro|      and in this manner painful diseases are produced. The most painful
 7 Intro|    pains are among the greatest diseases, and deprive men of their
 8 Intro|        in extreme cases; lesser diseases are not to be irritated
 9 Intro|        multiply and magnify his diseases. Regimen and not medicine
10 Intro|    simply involuntary; they are diseases analogous to the diseases
11 Intro|       diseases analogous to the diseases of the body, and arising
12 Intro|         remains unobserved. And diseases arise from the opposite
13 Timae| decompose them, and by bringing diseases and old age upon them, make
14 Timae|        every one can see whence diseases arise. There are four natures
15 Timae|          produces disorders and diseases; for when any of them is
16 Timae|         of changes and infinite diseases and corruptions. Now there
17 Timae|        opportunity of observing diseases to him who would understand
18 Timae|        formed out of them, most diseases originate in the way which
19 Timae|       There is a third class of diseases which may be conceived of
20 Timae|         thus numberless painful diseases are produced, accompanied
21 Timae|   leprous eruptions and similar diseases. When it is mingled with
22 Timae|         the source of all those diseases which take the form of catarrh,
23 Timae|     generates many inflammatory diseases, above all when mingled
24 Timae|     Such is the manner in which diseases of the body arise; the disorders
25 Timae|        regarded as the greatest diseases to which the soul is liable.
26 Timae|       they produce all sorts of diseases, more or fewer, and in every
27 Timae|        which is the greatest of diseases. There is one protection
28 Timae|    treatment of physicians; for diseases unless they are very dangerous
29 Timae|     also of the constitution of diseases; if any one regardless of