Dialogue

1 Intro| necessity which he cannot wholly overcome. When his work is accomplished
2 Timae|        neither overcame nor were overcome; but were hurrying and hurried
3 Timae|        reason; the one cannot be overcome by persuasion, but the other
4 Timae|       and the fire struggling is overcome and broken up, then two
5 Timae|          of air; and when air is overcome and cut up into small pieces,
6 Timae|          kindred, or else, being overcome and assimilated to the conquering
7 Timae|         this way every animal is overcome and decays, and this affection