Dialogue

 1 Intro| disease, on sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch. He soars
 2 Intro|     air or water is without smell. They are vapours or mists,
 3 Intro|     passes, but there is no smell. They have no names, but
 4 Intro|  air can penetrate, but not smell.~The affections peculiar
 5 Timae|     of this.~The faculty of smell does not admit of differences
 6 Timae| proportioned as to have any smell. The veins about the nose
 7 Timae|   no one ever perceives the smell of any of them; but smells
 8 Timae|    breath by force, then no smell filters through, but the
 9 Timae|     but the air without the smell alone penetrates. Wherefore
10 Timae|  Wherefore the varieties of smell have no name, and they have