Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  1|        others; because this work shines more by its originality
 2   1,  2|       spirit, which glitters and shines in the beauty of the body,
 3   1,  3|       And since, within my heart shines such pure flames,~And so
 4   1,  3|        communicated to souls and shines in them, and from them,
 5   1,  4| similitude, in those works where shines the brightness of divine
 6   1,  5|          For ever burns and ever shines,~Cruel always yet always
 7   1,  5|        affection in so far as it shines in thoughts, and is always
 8   1,  5|      signified by the moon which shines through the hemisphere of
 9   1,  5|          to that moon which ever shines so brightly and is so beautiful,
10   2,  1|     divine beauty, and splendour shines and is in all things; and
11   2,  1|       warmed his heart and which shines in his thought, comes rather
12   2,  2|          is to say, so far as it shines in darkness.~Many then wander
13   2,  4|     splendours,~While that light shines, let every other thing~Be
14   2,  4|       intellectual region, where shines the sun of the intellect,
15   2,  5|        High Thunderer!~Whose sun shines pale beside the starry night."~