Dialogue

 1 Intro|            order that if they were dissolved, it might perish with them.
 2 Intro|         That which is bound may be dissolved, but only an evil being
 3 Intro|            as follows:—Earth, when dissolved by the more penetrating
 4 Intro|          when not consolidated, is dissolved by water; when consolidated,
 5 Intro|          of water, when strong, is dissolved by fire only; when weak,
 6 Intro|         things, when compounded or dissolved, move different ways, each
 7 Timae| dissolution of them, they might be dissolved together. It was framed
 8 Timae|          ye shall certainly not be dissolved, nor be liable to the fate
 9 Timae|         when many small bodies are dissolved into their triangles, if
10 Timae|         when meeting with fire and dissolved by its sharpness, whether
11 Timae|          the latter continue to be dissolved until, being completely
12 Timae|           consolidated by force is dissolved by water only; when consolidated,
13 Timae|        again, when very strong, is dissolved by fire only—when weaker,
14 Timae|            flesh—when, as they are dissolved, they contract and dry up
15 Timae|       oftentimes when the flesh is dissolved in the body, wind, generated
16 Timae|          which from being flesh is dissolved again into blood, at the