Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int|     I would not profess the religion it implied, because they
2   1,  Int|     intended to embrace the religion of Calvin, to which Bruno
3   1,  Int|     make profession of that religion, as he did not know of what
4   1,  Int|  either in philosophy or in religion; he did not favour the Huguenot
5   1,  Int|   repudiated every positive religion and professed a pure Theism.~
6   1,  Int| himself the~author of a new religion under the name of "Philosophy."
7   1,  Int|   of history -- namely, the religion of philosophy and of thought.
8   1,  Int| lays down the basis for the religion of thought and of science.
9   1,  Int| basis of a new and rational religion, and in writing Latin verses;