Dialogue

1 Intro| embers of fire. And there are varieties of air, as for example,
2 Intro|       soul, creating infinite varieties of trouble and melancholy,
3 Intro|       out of one another; the varieties of substances and processes
4 Timae|       to be attributed to the varieties in the structure of the
5 Timae|     penetrates. Wherefore the varieties of smell have no name, and
6 Timae| things, having many intricate varieties, which must now be distinguished.
7 Timae|  assail, they create infinite varieties of ill-temper and melancholy,
8 Timae|     to extremity, causing all varieties of disease, until at length