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1 1, Int | with vineyards, he began to see how illusory the judgment
2 1, Int | richness of the same. Thus we see that Bruno anticipates the
3 1, Int | In "Gli Eroici Furori" we see Bruno as a man, as a philosopher,
4 1, Int | protection, Bruno, longing to see his country again, turned
5 1, Int | as a prophetical poem, we see that his sufferings in the
6 1, 2 | evil.~CIC. From this we see that ignorance is the mother
7 1, 3 | rational light, with which they see more than ordinarily; and
8 1, 3 | which we speak, and which we see exemplified in~these sentences,
9 1, 3 | certain spirituality which we see in it, and which is called
10 1, 3 | this state, where we cannot see God except as in a, shadow
11 1, 3 | between that state where we see divine beauty in intelligible
12 1, 3 | present condition, as we see him.~CIC. It appears to
13 1, 3 | higher will I rise.~Well do I see, I shall fall dead to earth;~
14 1, 4 | Pythagoras -- where you see the most thorny, uncultivated,
15 1, 4 | which it is possible to see, by the habit and act of
16 1, 4 | and will.~TANS. It is so. See then, Actæon hunted by his
17 1, 4 | drunk with nectar.~Next we see under the form of another
18 1, 4 | knowledge?~TANS. We desire to see, because in some way we
19 1, 4 | touchstone or light by which we see, not only the beautiful.
20 1, 4 | not less do we desire to see things unknown and unseen
21 1, 4 | which it loves, and ever see that which it sees. Therefore
22 1, 4 | and lost; but would ever see more and more, and that
23 1, 4 | violence), am I doomed to see this horrible divorce between
24 1, 5 | obvious is it, and you will see that it is unequalled, unique,
25 1, 5 | greater rigour wherever they see they have less hold.~CIC.
26 1, 5 | Go on.~VI.~TANS. Here we see described the idea of a
27 1, 5 | of these lines, you will see that in the figure is drawn
28 1, 5 | doubt as to whether he will see the sun again.~CIC. What
29 1, 5 | physically, this moon that we see with the eyes, although
30 1, 5 | with the impression that I see on the next shield, where
31 1, 5 | upon this subject. Let us see what follows.~XI.~TANS.
32 1, 5 | sighs; but this we shall see when we come to read the
33 1, 5 | beauty.~XIII.~CIC. Here we see the signification of that
34 1, 5 | eternally afflicts him.~CIC. I see the noose, the arrow, and
35 1, 5 | way, if we do not wish to see the motto invalidated by
36 1, 6 | you be set,~For here we see the one, the great Diana,~
37 2, Pre | get at the Truth and to see the Light, and. he considers
38 2, 1 | to the same again. As we see in particular years such
39 2, 1 | and expectation as you may see designated in this figure
40 2, 1 | that is written above?~MAR. See, that above the wolf is
41 2, 1 | CES. It is so. Bat let us see what follows.~II.~CES. I
42 2, 1 | what follows.~II.~CES. I see a smoking thurible, supported
43 2, 1 | reach that height.~MAR. You see, Cesarino, how this enthusiast
44 2, 1 | IV.~MAR. Let us go on and see what the rest means.~CES.
45 2, 1 | essences: for that which you see above or below, or round
46 2, 1 | seen that which follows. See the wheel of time, which
47 2, 1 | to that which follows. I see a ship floating on the waves;
48 2, 1 | may my pathways clearly see,~Let doubts arise, and dolour,
49 2, 1 | makes itself present; for to see the Divine is to be seen
50 2, 1 | to be seen by it, as to see the sun concurs, with the
51 2, 1 | follows the apprehension, we see that it is never satisfied
52 2, 1 | must prevail. That which we see then in the parts of bodies
53 2, 1 | superfluous.~IX.~CES. Let us see what is here represented
54 2, 1 | this proposition. Let us see now, how this quiver and
55 2, 1 | MAR. No; unless it be to see whether anything better,
56 2, 1 | visible.~XI.~CES. Let us see here, what is the meaning
57 2, 1 | power of his arm. But let us see the rest: -- ~52.~Oh, gentle
58 2, 1 | the evil of thy plight.~See there the traitor rolls
59 2, 1 | closed, lest thou shouldst see him come.~If thee no friendly
60 2, 1 | have just seen; but as I see the following without figure
61 2, 1 | prison, rain, and drowning. See how fortune deludes us,
62 2, 2 | Dialogue~MARICONDO. Here you see a flaming yoke enveloped
63 2, 2 | Then said I unto Love: See, I am hers.~And he to me:
64 2, 2 | the liberty of man or God.~See how contented he is under
65 2, 2 | uncultured republics. Do you not see what damage has been done
66 2, 2 | things Divine r Who does not see how much evil has happened,
67 2, 2 | of good sense, who cannot see what a fine. thing Aristotle
68 2, 2 | philosophies of others. See, then, what it comes to,
69 2, 2 | those that have wings. We see that pedantry has never
70 2, 2 | childish sophisms, and we shall see, for example, a volume full
71 2, 2 | in the body, because we see that the~eternal human essence
72 2, 2 | is an entity, and true. See now, the mathematicians
73 2, 2 | natural forms in which they see the eternal essence, the
74 2, 2 | does it seem possible to see the sun, the universal Apollo,
75 2, 2 | matter, whence they no longer see their Diana as thro 1 So
76 2, 2 | all, and if he does not see it in its essence, in absolute
77 2, 2(1)| For now we see through a glass, darkly;
78 2, 3 | Heaven is not content to see her law~Decline before unbridled
79 2, 3 | it is opposed.~ ./. You see that the heart could not
80 2, 3 | sort of reasons, we may see how it is possible that,
81 2, 3 | How is it that we do not see the day,~When from the mount
82 2, 4 | MINUTOLO.~SEV. You will see the origin of the nine blind
83 2, 4 | although they do not (now) see, yet they have enjoyed sight,
84 2, 4(1)| probation, are brought to see the light -- to be born --
85 2, 4 | mole, to be seen and not to see, to long for the sight of
86 2, 4 | For to be seen, yet not to see the light,~Like an incapable
87 2, 4 | visible objects, nor can he see the light, which in spite
88 2, 4 | at one time was able to see. Besides which he considers
89 2, 4 | veiling obstacle,~That I may see again those holy lights~
90 2, 4 | did ye~Feel ever, hear, or see in any place~Woes like to
91 2, 4 | in an instant, and as we see that with time, the windows
92 2, 4 | and enigmas, because we see, not the true effects and
93 2, 4 | the end, where they do not see that which is in reality,
94 2, 4 | immediate conversion he may see the light again.~MIN. It
95 2, 4 | Because, as our eye, when we see, does not receive the light
96 2, 4 | happen to him who should see Jove in his majesty, he
97 2, 4(1)| On God Eternal, Very God! See me, see what thou prayest!~ * * * *~
98 2, 4(1)| Eternal, Very God! See me, see what thou prayest!~ * * * *~
99 2, 4(1)| God is it I did see,~This unknown marvel of
100 2, 4 | suppresses his eyes so as not to see that which most of all he
101 2, 5 | pleased them to~ ./. go and see those antiquities, the cave
102 2, 5 | stars upon the earth you'll see.~Meanwhile be none of you
103 2, 5 | Wretched henceforth, we see, though late, the witch~
104 2, 5 | it entirely.~GIU. You can see that no sentence is wanting
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