Dialogue

 1 Intro|   because they meet in a manner contrary to the usual mode, the right
 2 Intro|        of body and soul, as the contrary is the greatest of deformities.
 3 Intro|        inconsistencies would be contrary to the first principles
 4 Timae|       by the object in a manner contrary to the usual mode of meeting;
 5 Timae|     things which are contracted contrary to nature are by nature
 6 Timae|     element of air by force and contrary to nature, both clinging
 7 Timae| impelled we call above, and the contrary state and place we call
 8 Timae|       be found to be and become contrary and transverse and every
 9 Timae|       impression produced in us contrary to nature and violent, if
10 Timae|     pleasant, but that which is contrary to nature is painful. And
11 Timae| produced or changed in a manner contrary to nature, the parts which