Dialogue

 1 Intro|      fastened upon by fire is cut by the sharpness of the
 2 Intro|      for our sustenance, they cut channels through our bodies
 3 Intro|    perennial stream. Two were cut down the back, along the
 4 Intro|      food, and therefore they cut them up. But as life advances,
 5 Intro|     and reunited; it was then cut into two strips, which were
 6 Timae|       mixture out of which he cut these portions was all exhausted
 7 Timae|       the stream of vision is cut off; for going forth to
 8 Timae|      when air is overcome and cut up into small pieces, two
 9 Timae| fastened upon by fire, and is cut by the sharpness of its
10 Timae|   fire, and then ceases to be cut by them any longer. For
11 Timae|   sensations of the head, and cut all that comes in their
12 Timae|      the heat. Wherefore they cut the air-channels leading
13 Timae|     the inferior nature, they cut various channels through
14 Timae|      In the first place, they cut two hidden channels or veins
15 Timae|     and pouring into them the cut portions of the food; and
16 Timae|       and its newer triangles cut them up, and so the animal
17 Timae|    they are no longer able to cut or assimilate the food which