Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  3|    is one in movement and in diversity; the mind always understands
2   1,  3| where Jove, according to the diversity of the affections and the
3   1,  5|    supposes a difference, or diversity, or opposite; as one might
4   2,  4|     truth, one sees how much diversity there is in meditators and
5   2,  5|     and altogether, with the diversity of tones which their various