Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  1|       be met with, yet certain modes and species of human ingenuity
 2   1,  1|        good. Of the second the modes are infinite.~4.~Love, Fate,
 3   1,  2|     the different subjects and modes, and not according to the
 4   1,  2|       of touch. Of these three modes others are composed, according
 5   1,  2|     third, or as all the three modes may combine together, of
 6   1,  3|      according to any of these modes, but according to that mode
 7   2,  2|   institute new dialectics and modes of forming the reason (judgment?)
 8   2,  2| display its progress, reasons, modes and operations in a certain
 9   2,  3|  infinite, or according to the modes and reasons of those, in
10   2,  4|     the object.~SEV. These two modes, although they are distinct