Part, Dialogue
1 1, 1| rest. Go on.~TANS. Then follows:~2.~In form and place like
2 1, 2| to stone and that which follows; he shows his passion for
3 1, 3| rational impetus, which follows the intellectual apprehension
4 1, 3| penetrative senses; whence it follows that such become more easily
5 1, 4| CIC. Now relate that which follows.~TANS.:~21.~Lofty, profound,
6 1, 4| of the senses. Hence it follows that not less do we desire
7 1, 4| these thoughts.~TANS. Now follows the disagreement between
8 1, 4| women, because the affection follows the reason of the species.
9 1, 4| dissolve? and that which follows.~CIC. This I understand
10 1, 5| subject. Let us see what follows.~XI.~TANS. Here is a golden
11 1, 5| instat"; but that which follows I cannot understand -- that
12 2, 1| so. Bat let us see what follows.~II.~CES. I see a smoking
13 2, 1| is to be seen that which follows. See the wheel of time,
14 2, 1| raising of one opposite power, follows the depression of the other
15 2, 1| Let us come to that which follows. I see a ship floating on
16 2, 1| So also the will which follows the apprehension, we see
17 2, 1| for the good of others, it follows that they are depicted with
18 2, 1| material potencies. Whence it follows that the entire affection
19 2, 3| upwards to it; the more he follows it, the farther off it appears,
20 2, 3| industrious intellect procures it, follows it, and seeks it. Tearful
21 2, 4| burden on the earth~Now follows the other, who, bitten by
22 2, 4| paragraph continues] The other follows, who says that he became
23 2, 4| on.~To the blind man that follows, it happens that having
24 2, 4| winter's cold.~The eighth follows, whose blindness is caused
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