Dialogue

 1 Intro|     separated from the rest, and carried shields and spears, a custom
 2 Intro|     which by their lightness are carried up into the head, cutting
 3 Intro|       digested and liquefied and carried into the veins.~The causes
 4 Intro|     motions of the soul, and are carried to the three places of the
 5 Intro|       the world as a whole; they carried the mind back into the infinity
 6 Intro|     human mind, under which they carried on their investigations.
 7 Intro|           including the sun, are carried round in the daily motion
 8 Intro|   perfection. The same spirit is carried yet further by him in the
 9 Intro|         The work of digestion is carried on by the superior sharpness
10 Timae|          you, live in cities are carried by the rivers into the sea.
11 Timae|        The motion of the same he carried round by the side (i.e.
12 Timae|       any of these impulses were carried through the body to the
13 Timae|         moved were separated and carried continually, some one way,
14 Timae|       are so light that they are carried upwards to the sensations
15 Timae|         enter, and the breath is carried from us into the external
16 Timae|  inclining in that direction and carried towards its native element,
17 Timae|   divided parts within us, being carried to its kindred nature, replenishes
18 Timae| nourishment to the body they are carried along the veins in all directions,
19 Timae|          of intensity; and being carried to the three places of the