Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  6|   we see the one, the great Diana,~Who is to you as sun amongst
 2   2,  1|    nerves, but are darts of Diana, or of Phœbus, that is,
 3   2,  1|     of truth, that is, from Diana, who is the order of the
 4   2,  2|    but small enlightenment. Diana, the splendour of the intelligible
 5   2,  2|    the dominion of the said Diana; that yoke, I say, without
 6   2,  2|    but only its shadow, its Diana, the world, the universe,
 7   2,  2|    who find the fountain of Diana. Many are content to hunt
 8   2,  2|   of contemplating the nude Diana and who, entranced with
 9   2,  2|    they no longer see their Diana as thro 1 So that he sees
10   2,  2|    substances. This is that Diana, that one who is the same
11   2,  2| boasts of being the prey of Diana, to whom he rendered himself,