Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  1|    of reason to govern and guide the interior powers against
 2   1,  3|    either for good, or for guide which conduces to it, since
 3   1,  4|    And thou shalt have for guide a god,~Who is called blind
 4   2,  4|    sistine he turns to his guide and begs him to lead him
 5   2,  4|    me to the precipice, my guide,~And give me peace, for
 6   2,  4|     He wanders without any guide, unless he has jealousy
 7   2,  4|  the intellect without its guide.~la vain the soul some consolation
 8   2,  4|    like two beacons, which guide the ship, and this would
 9   2,  4|  place,~While 1, without a guide, am stepping on.~To the
10   2,  4| not he who speaks, but his guide who relates the affair,
11   2,  4| the sense thereof:~71.~The guide of the ninth blind man.~
12   2,  4|   latent fire of him~Whose guide I am, rages most fiercely,~
13   2,  5|   light~Thou art thyself a guide,~Show to the soul all lower