Dialogue

 1 Intro|     the universe. They were no longer pure as before, but diluted;
 2 Intro|   falls upon unlike—the eye no longer sees, and we go to sleep.
 3 Intro|    which has the square of the longer side three times as great
 4 Intro|     better was preferable to a longer which was worse, and therefore
 5 Intro|  triangles wear out and are no longer able to assimilate food;
 6 Intro|    nourishment to the body, no longer preserving their natural
 7 Intro|   bones is diseased, and is no longer renewed from the muscles
 8 Intro|     decompose and die, when no longer in motion. But the specific
 9 Intro|        in the world; but he no longer sees or fancies that he
10 Timae|     and extinguished, being no longer of one nature with the surrounding
11 Timae|        fire: and so the eye no longer sees, and we feel disposed
12 Timae|     world. And now there is no longer any difficulty in understanding
13 Timae|       having the square of the longer side equal to three times
14 Timae|   ceases to be cut by them any longer. For no element which is
15 Timae|       desires when they are no longer willing of their own accord
16 Timae|         which was better, to a longer one, which was worse; and
17 Timae|    course of time, they are no longer able to cut or assimilate
18 Timae|       the marrow are united no longer hold, and are parted by
19 Timae|    veins in all directions, no longer preserving the order of
20 Timae|      bones is diseased, and no longer being separated from the
21 Timae|    upon the ground and have no longer any need of feet, he made
22 Timae| transformers did not think any longer worthy of pure respiration,