Dialogue

1 Intro|    equal particles, is fair and transparent, but the reverse when of
2 Intro| ferments, the other of pure and transparent water, which are called
3 Intro|      The equal particles appear transparent; the larger contract, and
4 Intro|        within, then the body is transparent. If they are larger and
5 Timae|        and similar parts and is transparent; that which has the opposite
6 Timae|        them which are pure, are transparent, and are called bubbles,
7 Timae| imperceptible, and we call them transparent. The larger produce contraction,