Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  3|   divinity in a more suitable manner than if other conceptions
 2   1,  3|     in speech or in a certain manner of speech, so to say in
 3   1,  3|     essence, and in any other manner whatsoever of being final.~
 4   1,  4|     received according to the manner of the recipient.~TANS.
 5   1,  4|     of another Similitude the manner in which he arms himself
 6   1,  4|       to what end and in what manner the soul tends, when she
 7   1,  4|    she descends in an inverse manner to the world of feeling,
 8   1,  4|  happiness come to me in that manner which he says, "who all
 9   1,  4|       the same thing; in that manner that he says and does who
10   1,  5|       the enemy.~CIC. In what manner do you mean that such a
11   1,  5|  another earth -- in the same manner, she also sends hers to
12   2,  1|    real substance, if in such manner he cannot understand it?~
13   2,  1|     Well. Bat tell me in what manner will this fellow tranquillize
14   2,  1|     know how much and in what manner it comes to be retarded
15   2,  1| incite and force in a certain manner to the low, to the uncleanness
16   2,  1|      treacherous one.~In what manner and why Love is a traitor
17   2,  2|       and nourish itself in a manner suitable to the way in which
18   2,  2| species of it, in an elevated manner, according to~ ./. the elevation
19   2,  2|       operations in a certain manner, because in the number (
20   2,  4|          a sun-god -- in this manner his sight became dull and
21   2,  4|    apprehension of the second manner is made in Time. (Comes
22   2,  5|       of nature; the form and manner of it I will explain to
23   2,  5|   they were treated in such a manner that, blind and homeless,
24   2,  5|      the common cause in this manner:~Of those, oh gentle Dames,