Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  1|       because paradise commonly signifies the end; which is again
 2   1,  4|       cruel savage bite.~Actæon signifies the intellect, intent on
 3   1,  4|    white, and fair, in divinity signifies the scarlet of divine vigorous
 4   1,  4|      fully fledged, which Plato signifies by the two wings, and he
 5   1,  4|        that is, in so far as it signifies what is called the universe --
 6   1,  4|        that is, in so far as it signifies every globe, every star,
 7   1,  5|        unique.~V.~CIC. But what signifies that branch of palm, around
 8   1,  5|    would like to know what that signifies.~TANS. I think that the
 9   2,  1|        I remember well, that it signifies the state of the mind, heart
10   2,  1|      Therefore the heart, which signifies all the affections generally,
11   2,  1|        that He sleeps, and that signifies the difficulty with which
12   2,  1| incertum. It is certain that it signifies the multitude, number and
13   2,  1|     There is no doubt that this signifies that he was induced, by