Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  1|     he oftimes and for divers reasons had repulsed the Muses;
 2   1,  1|       by fire?~TANS. For many reasons, but at present let this
 3   1,  1|       not exist, or for other reasons and obstacles that arise.
 4   1,  2| confess; therefore no one who reasons, and consequently no one
 5   1,  4|        With these and similar reasons the soul, taking part with
 6   2,  2|     most excellent and worthy reasons, buried and veiled with
 7   2,  2|   which display its progress, reasons, modes and operations in
 8   2,  2|        of all species, of all reasons, which is the monad, the
 9   2,  3|     if you eau recollect, the reasons and the words.~LIB. The
10   2,  3|   many waters behind, for two reasons. First, because such an
11   2,  3|       not by the same sort of reasons, we may see how it is possible
12   2,  3|    according to the modes and reasons of those, in which way,
13   2,  4|     blind men, who state nine reasons and special causes of their
14   2,  4|       Here are mentioned nine reasons, which are the cause that