Dialogue

1 Timae|  other is a real sea, and the surrounding land may be most truly called
2 Timae|       heard; and there was no surrounding atmosphere to be breathed;
3 Timae| longer of one nature with the surrounding atmosphere which is now
4 Timae|     place. But as there is no surrounding vacuum it thrusts away the
5 Timae|      and not extending to the surrounding region, merely receives
6 Timae|  another, and so form hollows surrounding the particles that enter—
7 Timae|      congeal by reason of the surrounding cold. The fibres having