Dialogue

1 Intro|       On the other hand, when condensed, two volumes of fire make
2 Intro|  triangles. Air when strongly condensed is indissoluble by any power
3 Intro|    and even when not strongly condensed is only resolved by fire.
4 Timae|    fire; and again fire, when condensed and extinguished, passes
5 Timae|       air, when collected and condensed, produces cloud and mist;
6 Timae|       a half parts of air are condensed into one part of water.
7 Timae|      when upon the earth, and condensed from dew, hoar-frost. Then,
8 Timae|   dissolve air, when strongly condensed, which does not reach the
9 Timae| triangles; or if not strongly condensed, then only fire can dissolve