Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  1| warriors because they are in continual strife and opposition; and
 2   1,  5|      heights.~My moon for my continual pain~Is constant ever, ever
 3   1,  5|   intellect, active with its continual grief -- seeing that it
 4   1,  5|      that is, because of the continual application of my intellect,
 5   1,  5|      binds, and burns.~To me continual dissolution,~Continual weeping
 6   1,  5|    me continual dissolution,~Continual weeping holds me and destroys.~
 7   2,  1|    power of change comes the continual mutation of like and unlike,
 8   2,  1|    other things.~SO that the continual movement of one part supposes
 9   2,  1|      Vicit instans.~MAR. The continual struggle in the soul of
10   2,  3|  tasted ambrosia, and to the continual enjoyment of food and drink,
11   2,  4|     of the body, which is in continual motion, mutation, and change,