Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  2|       active morality, and the third to the idle and voluptuous,
 2   1,  2|     seeing and conversing; the third from seeing proceeds to
 3   1,  2| coupled with the second or the third, or as all the three modes
 4   1,  3|                                Third Dialogue.~TANSILLO.~THERE
 5   1,  4|       to be transported to the third heaven and enchanted with
 6   1,  5|     earth.~CIC. Pass on to the third.~III.~TANS. The third bears
 7   1,  5|      the third.~III.~TANS. The third bears on his shield a naked
 8   1,  5|        to superior things. The third is by bringing into captivity
 9   1,  5|      Venus, the goddess of the third heaven~(Mother of the archer
10   2,  1|     turned half round, and the third of a dog who looks straight
11   2,  1|       both bird and beast, The third flight bringing him upon
12   2,  1|      generally speaking at the third time he swoops from above
13   2,  3|                                Third Dialogue~Interlocutors:~
14   2,  4|    condition. He says:~65.~The third blind man.~If sudden on
15   2,  4|      can really abuse him. The third, represented by the third
16   2,  4|      third, represented by the third blind man, proceeds from
17   2,  5|      that cruel captivity. The third day after their solemn departure,
18   2,  5|       and such distress. 1~The third with the lyre played and