Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int| conflicting desires being at last united, they become fixed upon
2   1,  2  |          and greatly desire to be united to it, bewailing its absence
3   1,  4  |           the spirit, the soul is united to the body. Why, unhappy
4   1,  4  |        myself, he, who formed and united my members, which before
5   1,  5  |          sweet that they have not united with them a certain affliction,
6   2,  1  |          So do, that I be joined, united, fed,~That I lament no more;
7   2,  2  |     necessity included, absorbed, united. Whence, from common, ordinary,
8   2,  4  |        whose office it is to keep united the various parts and opposites,
9   2,  4  |      vision, at the same time are united together in the rational