Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  4|        nature towards which he aspires, or into that state from
 2   1,  4|       if dead to the body, she aspires to that which is elevated,
 3   1,  5|      in this present condition aspires, also sighs, and the same
 4   1,  5|      from the affection, which aspires continually to the highest
 5   2,  1|   remains tranquil, or else he aspires to things more excellent
 6   2,  1|     divine, to which this mind aspires,~The intellect alone cannot
 7   2,  1| sorrowing eyes?~The mind which aspires to the divine splendour
 8   2,  1|      easily engendered. If one aspires to the supreme splendour,
 9   2,  1|          The mind, then, which aspires high, leaves, for the first
10   2,  1|      do you mean that the mind aspires high? For example, by looking
11   2,  2|       finds himself, he always aspires, and for the which he despises
12   2,  3|       but that of things which aspires to the divinity.~LAO. Now
13   2,  4|       finds himself admits, he aspires certainly higher, than he
14   2,  4|        this region; because it aspires to the truth and to universal