Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  2|  what the mixture of things causes, and hence it is that no
 2   1,  3|     spirit. Thus that which causes the attraction of love to
 3   1,  5|   presented to the eyes, it causes the above appetite to take
 4   1,  5|  This is the presence which~causes every difficulty to be overcome
 5   1,  5|     months, and by which he causes the four seasons of the
 6   1,  5|   us, as the other opposite causes satisfaction. Thus the soul
 7   1,  5| puts itself to the work and causes an active exercise of the
 8   2,  1|    us. The which throng the causes of potentiality and actuality,
 9   2,  1|     fall from her hands, or causes it to be removed by the
10   2,  3|   heart, grieved and stung, causes tears to spring to the eyes,
11   2,  3|     it is also true that it causes dry and dusty impressions
12   2,  4|    nine reasons and special causes of their blindness, and