Dialogue

 1 Intro|        countries, when a deluge comes, the inhabitants are swept
 2 Intro|      origin and nature. The one comes to us by instruction, the
 3 Intro|    small portion of earth which comes out in the form of rust.
 4 Intro|      the head, cutting all that comes in their way, are termed
 5 Intro|      The glutinous matter which comes away from the sinews and
 6 Intro|      blood, or liquefied flesh, comes in little by little, it
 7 Timae|      heaven, like a pestilence, comes pouring down, and leaves
 8 Timae|      call sight. But when night comes on and the external and
 9 Timae|         rest is profound, sleep comes over us scarce disturbed
10 Timae|     when still more compressed, comes flowing water, and from
11 Timae|   flowing water, and from water comes earth and stones once more;
12 Timae|       consider.~Unless a person comes to an understanding about
13 Timae|      the head, and cut all that comes in their way, by reason
14 Timae|   itself an opposite fire which comes to them from an opposite
15 Timae|         to which it is akin, it comes threatening and invading,
16 Timae|      case. For the nature which comes into being and grows up
17 Timae| everything of necessity at last comes round to that place from
18 Timae|        that sort of death which comes with old age and fulfils
19 Timae|        proportion; and whatever comes or goes away in violation
20 Timae| glutinous and rich matter which comes away from the sinews and
21 Timae|    barring inevitable accidents—comes into the world having a