Dialogue

 1 Intro|         are unchangeable; but the earth and heavens, although endowed
 2 Intro|         but they were born of the earth, and of this our ancestors,
 3 Intro|          they rose again from the earth: a few only were reserved
 4 Intro| possessions, or families; but the earth produced a sufficiency of
 5 Intro|          men were born out of the earth, having no traditions of
 6 Intro|         animals spring out of the earth; as the whole world was
 7 Intro|           cemented with water and earth, and some are fastened with
 8 Intro|          to be created out of the earth, and not after the ordinary
 9 State|        dead, who are lying in the earth, to life; simultaneously
10 State|         necessity sprang from the earth and have the name of earth-born,
11 State|           men rose again from the earth, having no memory of the
12 State|         nothing of this sort, the earth gave them fruits in abundance,
13 State|       grew plentifully out of the earth. Such was the life of man
14 State|       births and been sown in the earth her appointed number of
15 State|        newly-born children of the earth became grey and died and
16 State|        and died and sank into the earth again. All things changed,
17 State|         to come into being in the earth through the agency of other
18 State|          statesmen who are now on earth seem to be much more like
19 State|           cemented with water and earth, and others are fastened
20 State|        and enclosures, whether of earth or stone, and ten thousand
21 State|         begin by sifting away the earth and stones and the like;