Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  3|         contemplated and seen in effect the divinity, and that is
 2   1,  4|       sure remove of each defect effect,~And so at last may come
 3   1,  5|           stands written for the effect of the fire; "non hostis"
 4   1,  5|        virtue, in beauty, and in effect, towards those things that
 5   1,  5|    useless, if ever it came into effect.~TANS. It would be useless,
 6   2,  1|        forth that~ ./. smoke the effect of the flame, in which the
 7   2,  1| actuality, of possibility and of effect, crucify and console, give
 8   2,  3|   proceed a force of an opposite effect. So that it will not allow
 9   2,  4|    affection remains without the effect of tears. Therefore the~
10   2,  4|        act of seeing is put into effect, so in the intellectual