Dialogue

 1 Intro|       constructions gives the effect of heaviness. The descriptive
 2 Intro|      not easily moved have no effect upon the patient. The bones
 3 Intro|   burnings, have the opposite effect.~>From sensations common
 4 Intro|     the navel.~Hearing is the effect of a stroke which is transmitted
 5 Intro|       elements seem to be the effect of fire upon air, water,
 6 Intro|     water, and earth, and the effect of water upon earth. The
 7 Intro|  earth and sun would have the effect of absolute immobility.
 8 Intro|  similar substances have some effect upon the composition of
 9 Timae| proportion is best adapted to effect such a union. For whenever
10 Timae|      is produced by the joint effect of uniformity and density.~
11 Timae|     to other parts, it has no effect of motion on the whole animal,
12 Timae|     and therefore produces no effect on the patient. This is