Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int| himself, solicitous about the food of the soul and the culture
 2   1,  3  |        Now in this life, that food is such that excites more
 3   1,  4  |     and yet deprive it of its food? and this, on the other
 4   2,  1  |      to find the much desired food,~The eagle towards the sky
 5   2,  1  |       more sweet and dear, no food to be found more hard and
 6   2,  2  | certain natural memory of his food, especially when it is most
 7   2,  2  |      upon efforts to seek its food through some kind of hunting
 8   2,  3  |       this it is not like the food of the body, the which with
 9   2,  3  |    some time turn to evil; as food, which is good for the body,
10   2,  3  |    the continual enjoyment of food and drink, and not in being
11   2,  4  |      is bittered but that the food is bitter. Now that kind