Dialogue

 1 Intro| decomposition continues until the smaller either escapes to its kindred
 2 Intro|          body trying to eject the smaller ones in the body which they
 3 Intro|          another, but also (2) of smaller bodies to larger ones. Had
 4 Intro|        attraction of like to like—smaller masses of the same kind
 5 Intro|          is produced; if they are smaller and dilate it, a white.
 6 Timae|          but some larger and some smaller, and there are as many sizes
 7 Timae|           compression thrusts the smaller particles into the interstices
 8 Timae|        for their particles, being smaller than the interstices in
 9 Timae|          that he could compel the smaller mass more readily than the
10 Timae|           and the same power, the smaller body must necessarily yield
11 Timae|           tend downwards, and the smaller body is called light and
12 Timae|       elements. But that which is smaller yields to the impulse given
13 Timae|          upon the sight, some are smaller and some are larger, and
14 Timae|          produce contraction, the smaller dilation, in the sight,
15 Timae|         of which they consist are smaller than its own structure.~