Dialogue

1 Intro|      unity with itself it was indissoluble except by the hand of the
2 Intro|      my works, if I will, are indissoluble. That which is bound may
3 Intro|     earth, compressed into an indissoluble union with the remaining
4 Intro|    when strongly condensed is indissoluble by any power which does
5 Timae|  reconciled to itself, it was indissoluble by the hand of any other
6 Timae|      father, my creations are indissoluble, if so I will. All that
7 Timae|       altogether immortal and indissoluble, but ye shall certainly
8 Timae|   them together, not with the indissoluble chains by which they were
9 Timae| compressed by the air into an indissoluble union with water becomes