Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|   resolved into the One; so from Substance, which is one, proceed the
 2   1,  Int| intermediate numbers of infinite substance to active being and cosmic
 3   1,  1  |          art not external to the substance of the same. He alone, then,
 4   1,  1  |        Love which appears in the substance of my heart, is then no
 5   1,  2  |         sign in his body, and in substance or essence in his soul,
 6   1,  3  |      unites itself either to the substance of things hoped~for, as
 7   1,  4  |       intellectual bread, if the substance of this bread be composed
 8   1,  4  |        flight, by which means my substance may go and nestle there,
 9   1,  5  |   happens that some of the vital substance sparkles with fire, while
10   1,  5  |      signified by "earth" is the substance of the enthusiast, which
11   1,  5  |     because she is invariable in substance, in virtue, in beauty, and
12   1,  5  |         soul of ours, in all its substance, is signified by the moon
13   1,  5  |    therefore time in essence and substance is no other than an instant,
14   2,  1  |       honour in essence and real substance, if in such manner he cannot
15   2,  1  |          the flame, in which the substance of himself is resolved.~
16   2,  1  |          holocaust of~his melted substance. Wherefore not only can
17   2,  1  |    referred to the source of its substance and entity. Then as to the
18   2,  1  |         and light, it becomes in substance luminous -- all light --
19   2,  1  |          the heart, that is, the substance of the general affection.
20   2,  1  |      same composition as our own substance, the same impulse as our
21   2,  1  |       attenuated, losing its own substance in the space and immensity
22   2,  2  | ourselves but also inside in the substance of us, even to that part
23   2,  2  |   cogitations, as principles and substance of things, more anxious
24   2,  2  |         occult and hidden in the substance of them, and is the substance
25   2,  2  |    substance of them, and is the substance itself of them? He roused
26   2,  2  |         that it should go to the substance of him who is to be nourished.
27   2,  2  |         multitude that holds the substance of things. Therefore he
28   2,  4  | compressed because all the moist substance, whose office it is to keep
29   2,  4  |        remaining moisture of the substance of the lover, so that being
30   2,  4  |        species of things,~or the substance of ideas, but the shadows,
31   2,  4  |         the fire and of gold, in substance, but in similitude; so the