Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  3|  high,~And from the ignoble crowd has severed me.~Here his
 2   1,  3|  not: "And from the ignoble crowd hast severed me;" unless
 3   1,  3|    and low condition of the crowd; for those, that find profit
 4   1,  3| understand, by the "ignoble crowd," the body, and sensual
 5   1,  4|   god, who, by the unseeing crowd, is considered insane and
 6   1,  5| fill with terror the vulgar crowd.~CIC. Now pass on.~X.~TANS.
 7   2,  1|     from the society of the crowd and retires from the multitude
 8   2,  1|     thing, caring about the crowd, considering that that divine
 9   2,  2| from parts removed from the crowd, and from the conversation
10   2,  2| esteem of the vulgar stupid crowd, which is influenced and
11   2,  2|  been. And with all this we crowd our memories with genealogies:
12   2,  2|  dead to the vulgar and the crowd, loosened from the knots