Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|     and the confines of the horizon, with the towering volcano,
 2   1,  3  | divine beauty so far as the horizon of his vision extends.~CIC.
 3   1,  4  |   the soul, which is in the horizon of Nature, is corporeal
 4   1,  4  |   or is caught up above the horizon of the natural affections,
 5   1,  5  |    sun,~Ne'er fade from the horizon of my soul.~So wills my
 6   1,  5  | beholds in its effects. The horizon of the soul, in this place,
 7   2,  1  |     time takes in the whole horizon of the visible, comes to
 8   2,  2  |  the plain of the Campanian horizon. 1 He acknowledges her,
 9   2,  3  | beautiful, in so far as the horizon of its capacity extends,
10   2,  3  |    the circumference of his horizon, where it can go and penetrate