Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int|     teacher in the, university, occupied by his enemies, and he therefore
2   1,  Int|         doing him injury he was occupied in teaching the mnemonic
3   1,  1  |      other, seeks no other, is. occupied by no other, and banishes
4   1,  3  |         find that they also are occupied in the formation of matter
5   1,  5  | inferior powers, by which it is occupied with material things.~IX.~
6   2,  2  |   sacred splendour, and yet are occupied about things low and vain.~
7   2,  2  |         writings, that other is occupied in multiplying childish
8   2,  2  |         found up to their death occupied with numbers, lines, diction,
9   2,  2  |       above all others who have occupied themselves with this sort