Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|      of death passed upon him, saying: "You, O judges! feel perchance
 2   1,  4  |      prythee, what he means by saying the heart is bound by cruel,
 3   1,  4  |       do you mean by this last saying?~TANS. I mean that it is
 4   1,  4  |       When the soul complains, saying, "Ah! dogs of Actæon!" she
 5   1,  4  |        which she partly shows, saying, When shall this ponderous
 6   1,  4  | promoted to heroic enthusiasm, saying, "When shall it be that
 7   1,  4  |    that elevation in which the saying all and the doing all is
 8   2,  1  | prophetic lament to Asclepios, saying that the darkness of new
 9   2,  2  |       vile and vain. 1 Now, in saying that she has roused his
10   2,  4  |        nature, yet he laments, saying to the others, that he cannot
11   2,  4  |    well; but for all your well saying, there is no need for me