Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int|       idea behind it; it saw the shadow, not the light.~But we must
2   1,  1  |          is so in appearance and shadow or form. Of the first there
3   1,  3  | contemplate the divine beauty in shadow, when he cannot do so in
4   1,  3  |          see God except as in a, shadow or a mirror, and therefore
5   1,  4  |       has no existence except in shadow, beyond the limits of fantastic
6   1,  5  |   sometimes it shows itself as a shadow, a semblance, and a vestige,
7   2,  1  |        which it is the trace and shadow, he comes to raise himself
8   2,  2  |     there are many objects under shadow and mantle, for it is in
9   2,  2  |  excellent species; but only its shadow, its Diana, the world, the