Dialogue

 1 Intro| proceeded to divide the entire mass into portions related to
 2 Intro|       and condenses the liquid mass. This process is called
 3 Intro|       in turn presses upon the mass of earth, and the earth,
 4 Intro|     purpose, and in a separate mass.~Section 8.~We have now
 5 Intro|  lightness proportioned to the mass and distance of the bodies
 6 Timae|       they will form one large mass of another kind. So much
 7 Timae|      itself or perhaps in some mass of air or water, is borne
 8 Timae|      liquid and still moveable mass into the place which was
 9 Timae|    itself. Thus compressed the mass resumes its equability,
10 Timae|  having been poured around the mass of earth, forcibly compresses
11 Timae|         flow around the entire mass and leave it undissolved;
12 Timae|       where there is the great mass of fire to which fiery bodies
13 Timae|       could compel the smaller mass more readily than the larger;
14 Timae|       opposite cause, when the mass of entering particles, immersed
15 Timae|     together and yet the whole mass is soft and delicate, being