Dialogue

 1 Intro|     air, are thrust into the interstices of the larger, each of them
 2 Intro|      yet lighter because the interstices are larger than in gold.
 3 Intro|      the former entering the interstices, the latter penetrating
 4 Intro| while the water occupies the interstices in them, but begin to liquefy
 5 Intro|    when fire enters into the interstices of the water. They are of
 6 Intro|   taken from Empedocles; the interstices of the Timaeus may also
 7 Timae|   smaller particles into the interstices of the larger. And thus,
 8 Timae| lighter because of the great interstices which it has within itself;
 9 Timae|       being smaller than the interstices in its structure, have plenty
10 Timae|      the former entering the interstices, and the latter penetrating
11 Timae|    water occupies the vacant interstices of the earth in them which
12 Timae|      fire, entering into the interstices of the water, do to the