Dialogue

 1 Intro|   sympathy with the harmony of sound, and cure ourselves of our
 2 Intro|    extending to the liver. The sound which moves swiftly is acute;
 3 Intro| depends on the quantity of the sound. Of the harmony of sounds
 4 Intro|        which the vibrations of sound pass. But that the complex
 5 Intro|       to the soul. The swifter sound is acute, the sound which
 6 Intro|    swifter sound is acute, the sound which moves slowly is grave.
 7 Intro|      is grave. A great body of sound is loud, the opposite is
 8 Timae|     music as is adapted to the sound of the voice and to the
 9 Timae|       We may in general assume sound to be a blow which passes
10 Timae|       region of the liver. The sound which moves swiftly is acute,
11 Timae|      swiftly is acute, and the sound which moves slowly is grave,
12 Timae|      is harsh. A great body of sound is loud, and a small body
13 Timae|      loud, and a small body of sound the reverse. Respecting
14 Timae|    Respecting the harmonies of sound I must hereafter speak.~
15 Timae|    same with itself, whole and sound, when the same is added