Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|         is generated that perfect harmony of colours, sounds, forms,
 2   1,  Int|           which in the heavens is harmony becomes, in the individual,
 3   1,  Int|      humanity. We must study this harmony that rules the celestial
 4   1,  Int|         science of numbers dwells harmony, and therefore it behoves
 5   1,  Int|      identify ourselves with this harmony, because from it is derived
 6   1,  Int|       universe and constitute its harmony.~Long, slow, and full of
 7   1,  Int|       within us, and by virtue of harmony and the fusion of the opposites
 8   1,  Int|       long martyrdom,~And makes a harmony of these sharp pangs."~Further
 9   1,  3  |         through the forfeiture of harmony between the perceptive and
10   1,  3  | perception of divine and internal harmony, and its thoughts and acts
11   1,  3  |         but, without spoiling the harmony, conquers and overcomes
12   1,  3  |          colours or forms, but in harmony and consonance of members
13   1,  4  |       that~of others. There is no harmony and concord where there
14   1,  5  |       long martyrdom,~And makes a harmony from these sharp pangs.~