Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  1|        object, is his empire, and appears none other than the empire
 2   1,  1|          impression of Love which appears in the substance of my heart,
 3   1,  2|           sorrow."~TANS. Hence it appears that heroic love is a torment,
 4   1,  2|     forfeiting that favour, which appears before the eyes of thought
 5   1,  3|       conditions through which it appears illustrious and worthy.
 6   1,  3|  conception as the object, if, as appears to me, the true object is
 7   1,  3|            as we see him.~CIC. It appears to me that the Peripatetics,
 8   1,  4| boundaries.~CIC. This progression appears to me useless.~TANS. Not
 9   1,  4|      represented as a thing which appears only in the inferior powers,
10   1,  5|   enthusiasts, through that which appears in the order of the warfare
11   1,  5|         sphere now white now dark appears.~The mountains and the valleys
12   1,  5|      influence of his actions, it appears now dark, and now more and
13   1,  5|    although towards the earth she appears now dark, now~shining, now
14   2,  1|       which the story of his woes appears is the soul, in so far as
15   2,  1|         we find out, whether Love appears and makes himself known
16   2,  3|      believes,~Which to the sense appears, who reason scorns.~My flame
17   2,  3|    follows it, the farther off it appears, by reason of its high excellence,
18   2,  4|          the light again.~MIN. It appears to me that this blind man
19   2,  5|          found again by Phaeton;) appears she, who if; called his