Part, Dialogue
1 1, 3| dignified and heroic death is better than a mean, low triumph.~
2 1, 4| human appetite. He likes~better to turn about in mud than
3 1, 5| Fata obstant." But in order better to understand it, let us
4 1, 5| make. If you can make a better one, you shall have permission
5 1, 5| which, in order that you may better understand, I will let you
6 1, 5| the earth.~CIC. I hold it better worth living in quiet and
7 1, 5| divers trials.~Here is a better smith and Mongibello 1~A
8 1, 5| smith and Mongibello 1~A better anvil, better forge and
9 1, 5| Mongibello 1~A better anvil, better forge and hammer;~For here
10 1, 5| condition of which I cannot do better than explain in the words
11 2, 1| expect to return to the better condition.~MARICONDO. Know,
12 2, 1| ever promises something better; therefore behold the wolf
13 2, 1| of even a still higher, better and more beautiful thing;
14 2, 1| with those whom he can make better or with those through whom
15 2, 1| through whom he may be made better, through brightness which
16 2, 1| statues in order to be the better heard, but to come into
17 2, 1| to see whether anything better, or more easily taken, comes
18 2, 1| empire, no worse tyranny, no better dominion, no more necessary
19 2, 1| beautiful than beauty, nothing better than goodness, nothing can
20 2, 2| works which are neither better nor worse than those already
21 2, 2| body, it would carry itself better there, where the fecundity
22 2, 2| filled, comforted and becomes better, -- that is Truth, towards
23 2, 4| a spirit similar to or better than that of Plato weeps,
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