Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  3|  material things, he comes to comprehend divine laws and counsels.
 2   1,  3|       of that which he cannot comprehend; whence, confused by the
 3   1,  3|        in conclusion, you can comprehend, from what has been said,
 4   1,  3|    far as it can, receive and comprehend. the divinity in its conception.
 5   1,  4|   enfold that which it cannot comprehend, and with this, because
 6   1,  4|  desirable, until it comes to comprehend with the~intellect the depth
 7   1,  5|     thou Grasp, cultivate and comprehend; and stretch~Thy grateful
 8   1,  5| degree with which he comes to comprehend that glorious light. For
 9   2,  1|   beauty, in so far as he can comprehend it) that it surrender itself
10   2,  1|   ends. Whence you may easily comprehend the entire significance
11   2,  3|      so.~LAO: From this I can comprehend how, without blame, but
12   2,  4|    higher, than he is able to comprehend.~MIN. Because no natural
13   2,  4|        our intellect comes to comprehend something of the divinity,
14   2,  5|    human things, could easily comprehend that it was not the work