Dialogue

 1 Intro|   harmony and friendship in the union of the four elements; and
 2 Intro| compressed into an indissoluble union with the remaining water,
 3 Intro|       severally produced by the union of evenness with compactness,
 4 Intro|         and elicits from them a union of fire and water which
 5 Intro|       becomes a light blue; the union of flame-colour and black
 6 Intro|  implanted in men the desire of union with them, creating in man
 7 Intro|         Diverse, and out of the union or comparison is elicited
 8 Intro|   finite, the infinite, and the union of the two), and out of
 9 Intro|     infinite (indefinite), or a union of the two, and that this
10 Timae|     they would imagine that the union was a mere accident, and
11 Timae|      there must be some bond of union between them. And the fairest
12 Timae|        adapted to effect such a union. For whenever in any three
13 Timae|       fires, and again from the union of them and their numerous
14 Timae|        air into an indissoluble union with water becomes rock.
15 Timae|       and eliciting from them a union of fire and water which
16 Timae|         Greek) is produced by a union of auburn and dun (Greek),