Dialogue

1 Intro|    nature of the other being compressed into the same. Having made
2 Intro|     of earth, and the earth, compressed into an indissoluble union
3 Intro|    and find no exit, but are compressed within, and mingle their
4 Timae|  from these, when still more compressed, comes flowing water, and
5 Timae|  unites it with itself. Thus compressed the mass resumes its equability,
6 Timae|   and by their retirement is compressed into itself; and if the
7 Timae|  come up; and the earth when compressed by the air into an indissoluble
8 Timae|      earth in them which are compressed by force, the particles
9 Timae| separation from the skin, is compressed and cooled. Wherefore the