Dialogue

 1 Intro|       generated every sort of phlegm and bile. All things go
 2 Intro|  malignant and is called acid phlegm. There is also white phlegm,
 3 Intro|   phlegm. There is also white phlegm, formed by the decomposition
 4 Intro|      the watery part of fresh phlegm. All these humours become
 5 Intro|      some by wind and some by phlegm and some by bile. When the
 6 Intro| relieved only by fever. White phlegm, which is dangerous if kept
 7 Intro| sacred disease. Acid and salt phlegm is the source of catarrh.~
 8 Intro|     of bodily pain; the briny phlegm and other bitter and bilious
 9 Timae|   sorts of bile and serum and phlegm. For all things go the wrong
10 Timae|       and is then called acid phlegm. Again, the substance which
11 Timae|     air is termed by us white phlegm. And the whey or sediment
12 Timae|      sediment of newly-formed phlegm is sweat and tears, and
13 Timae|     by wind, and sometimes by phlegm, and sometimes by bile.
14 Timae|  fever supervening. The white phlegm, though dangerous when detained
15 Timae|      sacred. An acid and salt phlegm, again, is the source of
16 Timae|      where the acid and briny phlegm and other bitter and bilious