Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  4|      at loving; but from that instant that the soul conceives
 2   1,  5|      that is, that love as an instant, or persisting, persists;
 3   1,  5|      substantive used for the instant of time.~CIC. Now, what
 4   1,  5|    phrase "love endures as an instant?"~TANS. What does Aristotle
 5   1,  5|      says that eternity is an instant, and that all time is no
 6   1,  5|       time is no more than an instant?~CIC. How can this be, seeing
 7   1,  5|      he would say that in one instant there is~the Flood, the
 8   1,  5|  should like to know how this instant is divided into so many
 9   1,  5|     temporal subjects, so the instant is one in different and
10   1,  5|     wish to make out that the instant is the whole of time?~TANS.
11   1,  5|     Because if it were not an instant, it would not be time; therefore
12   1,  5| substance is no other than an instant, and let this suffice, if
13   1,  5|       his love was but for an~instant -- that is, for an atom
14   1,  5|      it cannot be that in one instant, which is an atom or point,
15   1,  5|      necessity understand the instant in another signification.
16   2,  1|   confirms itself, and in one instant desire joins itself to the
17   2,  4|    time, and generation in an instant, and as we see that with