Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  2  |        become the gates which lead towards heaven or towards
 2   1,  5  |   thou'rt wont to enslave~And lead into captivity both men
 3   1,  5  |   clear and lucid spirit, may lead to insanity, folly, and
 4   2,  Pre|     portals or gateways, that lead to the concealed mysteries
 5   2,  Pre|     the most part such, as to lead me to hope that the appearance
 6   2,  1  | another work should call, and lead me on,~Who would aver that
 7   2,  1  |      of this vestige of light lead me, through the purification
 8   2,  1  |     sweet pain,~Weighted with lead, I rise towards the sky.~
 9   2,  2  |     believes the effects will lead to the cause, although he,
10   2,  4  |     his guide and begs him to lead him to some precipice, so
11   2,  4  |     Towards profound oblivion lead the way.~ ./. The next one