Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|     fantastic clothing of the ideas, be difficult to apply in
 2   1,  Int|   have written down his grand ideas hurriedly, and, as Levi
 3   1,  Int| introduced, as usual, his own ideas while apparently teaching
 4   1,  Int|      not a man to conceal his ideas, and in the fervour of his
 5   1,  1  |      are human sentiments and ideas; and to these it is possible
 6   1,  1  | disdain.~CIC. Explain now the ideas which follow. Why is Love
 7   1,  2  |       t that, as the Platonic ideas are divided into three species,
 8   1,  4  |    and heroic, his habits and ideas are strange, and he leads
 9   1,  4  |      depth of the fountain of ideas, the ocean of every truth
10   2,  1  |   that is towards the Idea of Ideas, from the~ ./. light of
11   2,  2  |      other species, forms and ideas, and "air of bells," that
12   2,  4  |   things,~or the substance of ideas, but the shadows, vestiges