Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|       attitude, which kept him free of the shackles of the sects,
 2   1,  Int|      tumult resulted from this free speaking of Bruno's, and
 3   1,  Int|       book written when he was free and a wanderer in strange
 4   1,  1  |     his genius, and from being free in virtue they would have
 5   1,  3  |        which he must arise and free himself who would unite
 6   1,  3  |    divinity; wherefore, not by free intention, but by a certain
 7   1,  4  |      if she had not of her own free will and of her own desire
 8   1,  4  | comfort me, and give my powers free and speedy flight, by which
 9   1,  5  |  equivocation, by which we are free to suppose that he meant
10   2,  Pre|      that seemed comparatively free from them. Everyone who
11   2,  2  |    perturbation of the~senses, free from the fleshly prison
12   2,  3  |    enthusiast finding his mind free from other thoughts, it
13   2,  4  |        the sistine he begs for free passage to Hades, because
14   2,  4  |      from the community save a free passage and progress in