Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  1|          ascend;~My Muses are my thoughts, and they present to me~
 2   1,  1|      ershadowed are my heart, my thoughts, my tears.~Here he declares
 3   1,  1|        crowned by his heart, his thoughts, and his tears than others
 4   1,  1|           which are all contrary thoughts, some towards one and some
 5   1,  1|       scattering the seed of his thoughts and waiting for the fruitful
 6   1,  2|        because he gives birth to thoughts; deprived of life, because
 7   1,  2|          flocks and herds of his thoughts, which he nourishes in the
 8   1,  3|        internal harmony, and its thoughts and acts accord with the
 9   1,  3|       And though my soul in many thoughts is spent,~Enough that she
10   1,  3|         And that my soul in many thoughts is spent, Enough that she
11   1,  4|   swiftly devour.~So I extend my thoughts to higher prey, and these~
12   1,  4| themselves. So Actæon with those thoughts -- those dogs -- which hunted
13   1,  4|   perceived, that of his dogs or thoughts, he himself came to be the
14   1,  4|       dogs -- pursued by his own thoughts -- runs and directs these
15   1,  4|     bring up its fledglings, its thoughts, the time being come in
16   1,  4|          hour I call him back by thoughts:~A rebel he, like gerfalcon
17   1,  4|        dies.~CIC. What are those thoughts that call him back from
18   1,  4|           profound, and stirring thoughts of mine,~Ye long to sever
19   1,  4|         She dispatches the armed thoughts, which, solicited and urged
20   1,  4|         means when she tells the thoughts to repress the sight vigorously.~
21   1,  4|    intellectual object. When the thoughts are counselled to repress
22   1,  4|          when she counselled her thoughts to repress the sight, which,
23   1,  4|        to divert the eyes of her thoughts. Here the sight usually
24   1,  4|     unfold what happens to these thoughts.~TANS. Now follows the disagreement
25   1,  4|  deprived of heart, abandoned of thoughts, left by hope, 1, who had
26   1,  4|     elementary conditions, if my thoughts and all my affections abandon
27   1,  4|    divine? Up, up; oh, my flying thoughts; up, oh my rebel heart;
28   1,  4|           I am forced by you, my thoughts, to remain at home in charge
29   1,  4|     weakest, seeks to recall the thoughts to the care of the body.
30   1,  4|         I may abide,~And with my thoughts I may be deified?~The Platonists
31   1,  4|      nourishes and maintains the thoughts on high, together with the
32   1,  4|         with all the army of the thoughts. So that, having a knowledge
33   1,  4|  knowledge, she complains of her thoughts, which, tardily turning
34   1,  4|          vanquished by the lofty thoughts, and, as if dead to the
35   1,  4|         and quarrelling with the thoughts, she now desires to rise
36   1,  4|         cannot succour them (the thoughts), nor because I cannot remain
37   1,  4|         its nymphs, which are my thoughts." Thus, little by little,
38   1,  5|       living presence through my thoughts;~Thoughts that my haughty
39   1,  5|    presence through my thoughts;~Thoughts that my haughty soul had
40   1,  5|         the eyes of the militant thoughts, enlivens, encourages, strengthens
41   1,  5|        in so far as it shines in thoughts, and is always cruel in
42   1,  5|         by any distraction of my thoughts, nor does she become darkened
43   1,  5|     becomes absorbed in profound thoughts, stricken with urgent cares,
44   2,  1|         past afflict by means of thoughts, but not so much as things
45   2,  1|      other wish,~Cease, fretting thoughts, and give me peace;~Why
46   2,  1|          CES. Why, importuned by thoughts, does he continually gaze
47   2,  1|          heart, which those high thoughts would animate,~Makes not
48   2,  1|   towards the highest good.~High thoughts, holy desires, and mina
49   2,  1|      zeal, raised by magnificent thoughts, sustained by hope, weakened
50   2,  1|      grant, and should attend~My thoughts, my wishes, and my reasoning,~
51   2,  1|  requests that it consider those thoughts which it has rendered so
52   2,  1| immoveable and the same, proceed thoughts uncertain and certain, desires
53   2,  2|    magnify the heart through the thoughts, desires and works, as much
54   2,  2|         With such-like most vile thoughts they think to mount to the
55   2,  2|     solitudine. Thus the dogs -- thoughts of Divine things -- -devour
56   2,  3|         his mind free from other thoughts, it happened that the heart
57   2,  5|          Those get who fix their thoughts on things above."~Daughter
58   2,  5|        their blindness, grievous thoughts, and bitter trials, by means