Dialogue

 1 Intro|       comes in their way, are termed pungent. But when these
 2 Intro|       affections the cause is termed acid. When, on the other
 3 Intro|    mixture. This affection is termed by us dazzling, and the
 4 Intro|       the shoulders—these are termed tetanus. The cure of them
 5 Intro|         as it was technically termed—began at once to appear.
 6 Timae| sensible things, is not to be termed earth, or air, or fire,
 7 Timae|      which follows upon it is termed congealment. Of all the
 8 Timae| congealment. Of all the kinds termed fusile, that which is the
 9 Timae|      takes a black colour, is termed adamant. There is also another
10 Timae|     of the affection are both termed cold. That is called hard
11 Timae|    flesh; and things are also termed hard and soft relatively
12 Timae|      potash and soda, are all termed bitter. But the particles
13 Timae|    qualities in them, are all termed pungent. But when these
14 Timae|       affections the cause is termed acid. And there is the opposite
15 Timae|       heating bodies which we termed pungent. White and black
16 Timae|    mixture. This affection is termed dazzling, and the object
17 Timae|    the breast, and in what is termed the thorax, they encased
18 Timae|      intermingled with air is termed by us white phlegm. And
19 Timae|      and burns up what may be termed the cables of the soul,
20 Timae|    general, all that which is termed the incontinence of pleasure