Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  1|    be, for idleness cannot exist there, where the ministers
 2   1,  1|  perfect sympathy does not exist, or for other reasons and
 3   1,  1|   and since thou canst not exist without exercise of thyself,
 4   1,  2| condition of a strong soul exist, which bends not to the
 5   1,  2| its composition and virtue exist. This, then, is how he is
 6   1,  4|  not believing that others exist about which she can have
 7   1,  5|    degrees of light, which exist not at all in the darkness,
 8   1,  5|     but more fully do they exist in the splendour diffused
 9   1,  5| the infinite degrees which exist, it takes on all the natural
10   1,  5|    seems that all of these exist in each of the three goddesses --
11   1,  5| the Trojan war, and we who exist now; I should like to know
12   2,  3|  such an impediment cannot exist in action. if (equally?)