Dialogue

 1 Intro|       blood, the sinews out of the fibres, and the flesh out of the
 2 Intro|      formed by separation from the fibres. The glutinous matter which
 3 Intro|     disturbing the position of the fibres which are scattered about
 4 Intro|             it is congealed by the fibres and produces internal cold
 5 Intro|           a flood it overcomes the fibres by its heat and reaches
 6 Timae|       blood, the sinews out of the fibres to which they are akin,
 7 Timae|          which are formed when the fibres are separated. And the glutinous
 8 Timae|        since it then displaces the fibres which are scattered about
 9 Timae| circulating through the veins. The fibres are so constituted as to
10 Timae|          the surrounding cold. The fibres having this power over the
11 Timae|      congealed by the power of the fibres; and so congealing and made
12 Timae|            flood and overcomes the fibres by its heat, and boiling