Dialogue

 1 Intro|    into the interstices of the larger, each of them penetrating
 2 Intro|    because the interstices are larger than in gold. There is mingled
 3 Intro|        cold is produced by the larger particles of moisture outside
 4 Intro|    particles are less and some larger, and some are equal to the
 5 Intro|        appear transparent; the larger contract, and the lesser
 6 Intro|       are burnt and there is a larger admixture of black. Flame-colour
 7 Intro|        this figure is a little larger than the largest of obtuse
 8 Intro|        2) of smaller bodies to larger ones. Had he confined himself
 9 Intro|       transparent. If they are larger and contract the visual
10 Intro| attraction of lesser bodies to larger ones, but of similar bodies
11 Timae|       Heracles; the island was larger than Libya and Asia put
12 Timae|       they revolved, some in a larger and some in a lesser orbit—
13 Timae|        and those which had the larger more slowly. Now by reason
14 Timae|      of fire is contained in a larger body of air or water or
15 Timae|    particles, enclosed in many larger ones, are in process of
16 Timae|        one size only, but some larger and some smaller, and there
17 Timae|    into the interstices of the larger. And thus, when the small
18 Timae|   placed side by side with the larger, and the lesser divide the
19 Timae|  particles of water, which are larger, force a passage, and dissolve
20 Timae|        to describe it. For the larger particles of moisture which
21 Timae|     mass more readily than the larger; for when two things are
22 Timae|       less reluctance than the larger; and the larger body is
23 Timae|       than the larger; and the larger body is called heavy and
24 Timae|   element more easily than the larger; and so we call the former
25 Timae|      eye. But bodies formed of larger particles yield to the agent
26 Timae|       are smaller and some are larger, and some are equal to the
27 Timae|     call them transparent. The larger produce contraction, the