Dialogue

 1 Intro|       suddenly drawn away; or if moisture remains, the earth, when
 2 Intro|          the larger particles of moisture outside the body trying
 3 Intro|       and is extinguished in the moisture, and all sorts of colours
 4 Intro|      fire which mingles with the moisture of the eye without flashing,
 5 Intro|         falls, containing a warm moisture, which in summer exudes
 6 Intro|       the punctures came forth a moisture, part liquid, and part of
 7 Intro|        at once elicits light and moisture from the eye, and causes
 8 Intro|      light, on mingling with the moisture of the eye, produces a red
 9 Timae|          pottery. Sometimes also moisture may remain, and the earth
10 Timae|          the larger particles of moisture which surround the body,
11 Timae|    vessels of air (for a film of moisture, sometimes earthy, sometimes
12 Timae|       particles, immersed in the moisture of the mouth, is congenial
13 Timae|       and is extinguished in the moisture, and all sorts of colours
14 Timae|     reaches and mingles with the moisture of the eye without flashing;
15 Timae|     mingling with the ray of the moisture, produces a colour like
16 Timae|      containing in itself a warm moisture which in summer exudes and
17 Timae|         the help of the cerebral moisture, and became the circular
18 Timae| envelopment of the head. And the moisture, rising up under the sutures,
19 Timae|         which were thus made the moisture issued forth, and the liquid
20 Timae|         the sake of distributing moisture from the belly into the
21 Timae|          soul due chiefly to the moisture and fluidity which is produced