Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  5|       the earth,~and there is a legend which says: "Idem semper
 2   1,  5|         the first part, and the legend is well explained in the
 3   1,  5|     itself? and what means that legend, "Hostis non hostis?"~TANS.
 4   1,  5|       palm, around which is the legend, "Cæsar adest?"~TANS. Without
 5   1,  5|        flames; and there is the legend, "Fata obstant." But in
 6   1,  5|         the enthusiast; and the legend "Fata obstant," does not
 7   1,  5|       another outside, with the legend "Circuit."~TANS. The meaning
 8   1,  5|      that "Circuit?"~TANS. That legend contains all the meaning
 9   1,  5|     painted a full moon and the legend: "Talis mihi semper ut astro,"
10   1,  5|        your intelligence to the legend.~TANS. he says then, "talis
11   1,  5|         is circumscribed by the legend, "ut robori robur," and
12   1,  5|        and intellect.~TANS. The legend is clear, by which the enthusiast
13   1,  5|      hammer, round which is the legend "ab Aetna!" But here Vulcan
14   1,  5| precious enamel, and there is a legend about it which says, "Pulchriori
15   1,  5|    stars, and in the centre the legend~paragraph continues] "Novae
16   1,  5|        return to ourselves. The legend there says: "Novae Liparææ
17   1,  5|      encircled a noose with the legend: "Amor instat ut instans"?
18   1,  5|      meanings were implied, the legend would be nonsense. But it
19   1,  5|         circumstances, with the legend which says: "Idem, itidem
20   2,  1| applause).~CES. What means that legend that is written above?~MAR.
21   2,  1|    supported by an arm, and the legend which says: "Illius aram,"
22   2,  1|        centre, and there is the legend. "Manens moveor." What do
23   2,  1|      the shore and there is the legend. Fluctuat in portu. Deliberate
24   2,  1|          explain.~MAR. Both the legend and the figure have a certain
25   2,  1|      connexion with the present legend and figure, m may be easily
26   2,  1|      two radiant eyes, with the legend: Mors et vita.~CES. Read
27   2,  1|        to its leg. There is the legend: Scinditur incertum. It
28   2,  1| significance of the figure, the legend, and the verses.~CES. So
29   2,  1|        of the following figure, legend and sonnet, which says: -- ~
30   2,  1|      which hangs, down with the legend, which is: Subito, clam.~
31   2,  1|      arrow, around which is the legend: Cui nova plaga loco? Explain
32   2,  1|         the oars; around it the legend "Fronti nulla fides." There
33   2,  1|     following without figure or legend, I believe that it must