Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|           animate things some are inferior by reason of the meanness
 2   1,  3  |       through their conversion to inferior things, they are thrust
 3   1,  3  |          by help of love,~From an inferior thing, do change we to a
 4   1,  3  |        lower themselves to things inferior, and, by their own excellence
 5   1,  3  |          excellence and felicity, inferior things raise themselves
 6   1,  3  |         the imagination lowers to inferior things. The mind always
 7   1,  3  |      movement with fixedness, the inferior with the superior. Now these
 8   1,  3  |        behaviour of those towards inferior things, invests himself
 9   1,  3  |       viler still, a god. From in inferior thing do change me to a
10   1,  4  |           the waters superior and inferior, which are above and below
11   1,  4  |          by disagreement with the inferior nature,~are sent to recall
12   1,  4  |          heart, is induced by the inferior part to afflict itself,
13   1,  4  |          joined to obscure and to inferior things, which it brightens,
14   1,  4  |     things and declines to things inferior. And this, you may perceive,
15   1,  4  |         which appears only in the inferior powers, and against which
16   1,  4  |         proceeds to the hatred of inferior things, which she partly
17   1,  4  |        compounded of superior and inferior powers, with the superior
18   1,  4  |        the divinity, and with the inferior, towards the mass of the
19   1,  4  |      scale of things superior and inferior, the affection of Love proceeds,
20   1,  5  |          There are times when the inferior powers of the soul -- like
21   1,  5  |           they are converted from inferior degrees to superior ones.~
22   1,  5  |     becomes fortified against the inferior, which lowers it; as the
23   1,  5  |        things which are equal and inferior. The second is by applying
24   1,  5  |       notwithstanding that to the inferior powers, and according to
25   1,  5  |           as it were, torn by the inferior powers -- sees its object
26   1,  5  |           and is dark through the inferior powers, by which it is occupied
27   2,  1  |        necessity from that of the inferior, and from the raising of
28   2,  1  |         that the soul ceases from inferior acts, but that it leaves
29   2,  1  | communicates of its perfection to inferior things, through the likeness
30   2,  1  |           species of animals, the inferior kinds have warning to enable
31   2,  2  |           and minor, superior and inferior, illustrious~ ./. and obscure,
32   2,  2  |    similitude, reflected in those inferior, and these in those according
33   2,  2  |           with the highest of the inferior order. So that progress
34   2,  2  |   impossible to be obtained by an inferior nature, and therefore is
35   2,  3  |    commonly said, the apex of the inferior species is the beginning
36   2,  3  |         in its effects and in the~inferior nature. I do not say that
37   2,  4  |        the divinity, or something inferior to it. Because, as our eye,