Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|    which informs all with the rays of the spirit, with the
 2   1,  Int|       mingled with his ardent rays; Bruno stood in the midst
 3   1,  2  |     those beams which are the rays of those lights, and which
 4   1,  4  |     alert; lightnings are the rays of the present beauty, which
 5   1,  5  | colours. There is a sun whose rays extend to the back of the
 6   1,  5  |    still more brightly in the rays diffused by the sun, but
 7   1,  5  |    thee the sun with his warm rays revives; Thou burn'st, in
 8   1,  5  |       TANS.:~31.~Mild are thy rays, oh, Sol! from Taurus sent,~
 9   1,  5  |    the same time diffuses his rays equally. As, physically,
10   1,  5  |       she always reflects his rays over at least the whole
11   1,  5  |     and at night.~These fiery rays~Which stream from those
12   1,  5  |  attentive consideration. The rays of the sun are the ways
13   2,  1  |   whole is girt with luminous rays and has round about it this
14   2,  1  |       being penetrated by the rays of the splendour of the
15   2,  1  |       his darts, that is, his rays, so many and from such innumerable
16   2,  1  |    winds entrust,~Or that the rays from the great planet sent,~