Part,  Dialogue

 1   2,  4|         one common enthusiasm. 1~MIN. Begin with the first!~SEV.
 2   2,  4|         which he never had seen.~MIN. Many have fallen in love
 3   2,  4| precipitously down to the plain.~MIN. Thus, all those who have
 4   2,  4|         by one principal object.~MIN. Repeat his words!~SEV.
 5   2,  4|        he is able to comprehend.~MIN. Because no natural desire
 6   2,  4|      from which it is generated.~MIN. This does not seem to me
 7   2,  4|        peoples and vulgar sects.~MIN. Certainly no one truly
 8   2,  4|        quite infatuated and mad.~MIN. I have noted a place which
 9   2,  4|         and opens himself to it.~MIN. Do you mean then, that
10   2,  4|         sitit, veniat et bibat!"~MIN. It is not to be denied,
11   2,  4|         may see the light again.~MIN. It appears to me that this
12   2,  4|          intellectual cognition.~MIN. It seems to me that I have
13   2,  4|      upon the wheel of mutation?~MIN. Movement is change, and
14   2,  4|       perfectly pure in thought.~MIN. In truth, one sees how
15   2,  4|          the scholastic doctors.~MIN. Let us go, and we will