Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  3|      far as the horizon of his vision extends.~CIC. But all men
 2   1,  4|        to satisfy the exterior vision?~TANS. From this, that the
 3   2,  1|        deprived of a more open vision; or else from the principal
 4   2,  4|       result in the longed-for vision. You will hear what he says
 5   2,  4|         and by the theologian, vision through analogies, reflections
 6   2,  4|    cave. Therefore by the open vision which it has lost, and knows
 7   2,  4|       proceeds from reflective vision, but to that which is caused
 8   2,  4| sensitive cognition, or ocular vision, at the same time are united
 9   2,  4|   heard and read that in every vision. the means, or the intermediary
10   2,  4|    maintain that the immediate vision, so called and understood