Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|  detail,~and penetrate to the cause of things. When he appeared
 2   1,  Int| material found to institute a cause against him. It became known
 3   1,  Int|    all things to the ultimate cause, which is the Father: this,
 4   1,  Int|     silence of his study, and cause the works of Aristotle to
 5   1,  Int|   other words numbers are the cause of the existence of material
 6   1,  Int|      we call matter; from the cause to the origin, and the process
 7   1,  1  |       upon rules, but was the cause, of the rules which serve
 8   1,  2  |     repose; separation is the cause of our pleasure in union
 9   1,  4  |       if no other reason will cause them to return, they should
10   1,  4  |       the visual power is the cause of the evil or good which
11   1,  4  |      may not be the immediate cause of the will, is yet the
12   1,  4  |      the primal and principal cause.~CIC. What do you mean by
13   1,  5  |      if it be so, what is the cause of that difference which
14   1,  5  |     are not the first act and cause, are they composed~of light
15   1,  5  |      over the others. And the cause of this difference lies
16   1,  5  |  enthusiast, inasmuch as they cause him to die to every other
17   2,  1  |       opinions, which are the cause of the dregs of customs
18   2,  1  |   pilot may be said to be the cause of the sinking or of the
19   2,  2  |      effects will lead to the cause, although he, above all
20   2,  2  |       through various cracks, cause to be seen and understood
21   2,  3  |       as being the origin and cause why they shed, so many tears,
22   2,  3  |  itself that from an opposite cause and beginning, could proceed
23   2,  4  |   nine reasons, which are the cause that the human mind is blind
24   2,  4  |      and the knowledge of the cause; the which means, are so
25   2,  5  |  accents laid bare the common cause in this manner:~Of those,