Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  2|  hell,~And laden with desire arrive at heaven:~Thus am I subject
 2   1,  3|   thither, where, he, cannot arrive with the intellect. It is
 3   1,  3|      CIC. But all men cannot arrive at that, which one or two
 4   1,  4|    running whither it cannot arrive, stretches out to that which
 5   1,  4|      grades of perfection to~arrive at that infinite centre
 6   1,  4|  circumambulating, one is to arrive at the centre?~TANS. I cannot
 7   1,  4|    the eyes, he does not yet arrive at loving; but from that
 8   1,  4| state, to which the soul may arrive, comparing the two, and
 9   1,  4| mount -- that is, that I may arrive at such altitude of mind,
10   1,  4|     defects, and where (if I arrive) my spirit will be made
11   1,  4|       Oh! if by force he may arrive there, at that height which
12   2,  1|   takes place as the planets arrive at Aries, being when that
13   2,  1| rather does it lend wings to arrive at these, when the necessity
14   2,  1|   into oneself. One ought to arrive at such a point to despise
15   2,  1| progress in contemplation we arrive at a greater and greater
16   2,  2|      may be fit and ready to arrive without hindrance to higher
17   2,  2|      boasts of being able to arrive at the desired booty by
18   2,  2|     end of this sport, is to arrive at the acquisition of that