Dialogue

 1 Intro|        are neither violent nor sudden. But sudden replenishments
 2 Intro|        violent nor sudden. But sudden replenishments of the body
 3 Intro|       body cause pleasure, and sudden disturbances, as for example
 4 Intro|    intelligence, and then of a sudden we fall rather heavily to
 5 Intro|   sensations—the first being a sudden restoration, the second
 6 Intro|      restoration, the second a sudden violation, of nature (Phileb.).
 7 Intro| variety and motion of light. A sudden flash of fire at once elicits
 8 Timae|      to nature and violent, if sudden, is painful; and, again,
 9 Timae|       painful; and, again, the sudden return to nature is pleasant;
10 Timae|    their nature, and great and sudden replenishments, fail to
11 Timae|     which are changed all of a sudden, and only gradually and