Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|        of an elevated religious feeling being kindled in his soul,
 2   1,  2  |       sleeps? He who is without feeling -- who is dead?~TANS. No;
 3   1,  4  |  inverse manner to the world of feeling, through the intellect,
 4   1,  5  |        love; but him who has no feeling of other affections; so
 5   1,  5  |       in generating, but in not feeling hunger, nor thirst, nor
 6   1,  5  |   strongly, as I say, or in not feeling, as Epicurus said. Now this
 7   1,  5  | Epicurus said. Now this loss of feeling is caused by being entirely
 8   2,  1  |   compose the same subject, the feeling of delight and of sadness
 9   2,  1  |     itself to the mind, without feeling itself be. fogged by the
10   2,  4  |      that he would have no more feeling of the flames of hell, for
11   2,  4  |        all ways and places,~The feeling of my wound, my fire, my