Dialogue

 1 Intro|        knowledge among you which is white with age; and I will tell
 2 Intro|            lesser dilate the sight. White is produced by the dilation,
 3 Intro|       element mingling with red and white produces a colour which
 4 Intro|         when mingled with black and white, gives a purple hue, which
 5 Intro|           of auburn and dun; dun of white and black; yellow of white
 6 Intro|          white and black; yellow of white and auburn. White and bright
 7 Intro|         yellow of white and auburn. White and bright meeting, and
 8 Intro|             dark blue mingling with white becomes a light blue; the
 9 Intro|          acid phlegm. There is also white phlegm, formed by the decomposition
10 Intro|             relieved only by fever. White phlegm, which is dangerous
11 Intro|            smaller and dilate it, a white. Other phenomena are produced
12 Intro| combinations of bright and red with white and black. Plato himself
13 Timae|            a certain nature, hot or white, or anything which admits
14 Timae|            which we termed pungent. White and black are similar effects
15 Timae|         Wherefore, we ought to term white that which dilates the visual
16 Timae|            hue mingled with red and white gives the colour called
17 Timae|         when mingled with black and white, becomes purple, but it
18 Timae|           an admixture of black and white; pale yellow (Greek), by
19 Timae|          Greek), by an admixture of white and auburn. White and bright
20 Timae|      admixture of white and auburn. White and bright meeting, and
21 Timae|         when dark blue mingles with white, a light blue (Greek) colour
22 Timae|        which is visible, and have a white colour arising out of the
23 Timae|            with air is termed by us white phlegm. And the whey or
24 Timae|           by fever supervening. The white phlegm, though dangerous