Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  1|         through seeing~Is born, lives, is nourished, and has eternal
 2   1,  2|         is not dead, because~he lives in the object; not alive,
 3   1,  4|         live intellectually; he lives the life of the gods, fed
 4   1,  4|         full enjoyment, and who lives more in the desire than
 5   1,  4|        to the orders of diverse lives which the soul takes up
 6   2,  1|   consciously or unconsciously, lives, works, and has his being.
 7   2,  1|    being soul of souls, life of lives, essence of essences: for
 8   2,  2|         consider that all which lives must feed itself and nourish
 9   2,  2| suitable to the way in which it lives. Therefore, nothing squares
10   2,  2|     inhabitant of the woods; he lives god-like under that grandeur
11   2,  2|      grandeur of the forest; he lives in the simple chambers of