Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int| philosopher and apostle of an idea, Bruno consecrated his life
 2   1,  Int| second is careful only of the idea. Again, both are full of
 3   1,  Int|     thought and sketching his idea. The philosophy of Bruno
 4   1,  Int| second Pythagoras. The primal idea of Pythagoras, which Bruno
 5   1,  Int|     not lift itself up to the idea behind it; it saw the shadow,
 6   1,  Int|    the wings of thought. This idea is developed in the work
 7   1,  Int| however, is sacrificed to the idea -- so absorbed is the author
 8   1,  Int| absorbed is the author in the idea that he often ignores form
 9   1,  5  |     Here we see described the idea of a flying phœnix, towards
10   1,  5  |       has the same poverty of idea as if one said: "This undertaking
11   2,  1  |       God that is towards the Idea of Ideas, from the~ ./. 
12   2,  2  |   things. Therefore he called Idea one and many, movable and