Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  5|       to enslave~And lead into captivity both men and gods;~By pity'
 2   1,  5|      third is by bringing into captivity to God the whole will and
 3   2,  1|    menaced with dispersion and captivity. And as in these days there
 4   2,  1|      Should hold me not in its captivity.~Leave, oh leave me, every
 5   2,  1|      how they are able to turn captivity into greater liberty, and
 6   2,  1|     reproach him with being in captivity to a low beauty, to which
 7   2,  1|     that the spirit comes into captivity to the body, and is put
 8   2,  2|     Love.~So happy thou in thy captivity~Thou enviest not the liberty
 9   2,  2| consideration of the voluntary captivity and of the pleasant yoke
10   2,  5|   bring them out of that cruel captivity. The third day after their