Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int| volcano, that this must be the ultimate end of the earth, and it
2   1,  Int|        refer all things to the ultimate cause, which is the Father:
3   1,  1  |       as there can be only one ultimate and one primal good. Of
4   1,  3  |       is the final object, the ultimate and most perfect, but not
5   1,  3  |     CIC. Fitly so, because the ultimate ought not to~have an end
6   1,  3  |       an end seeing that it is ultimate. For it is infinite in intention,
7   1,  3  |      is a participator in that ultimate enthusiasm of man, in so
8   1,  4  |     order to put itself in the ultimate degree of divine things,
9   2,  2  |       which is hunted. For the ultimate and final end of this sport,