Dialogue

1 Intro|   of mankind perish in the waters at certain periods; and
2 Intro|    solid earth, or gliding waters, or the stormy wind; the
3 Intro|   or snow. There are other waters which are called juices
4 Intro|    nourishes the bones and waters the marrow. When these processes
5 Intro| are the inhabitants of the waters; these are made out of the
6 Intro| The apparatus of winds and waters is contemptuously rejected
7 Timae| solid earth or the gliding waters, or was caught in the tempest