Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int| Columbus first divined~another hemisphere outside the Pillars of Hercules,
2   1,  5  |      the other, over the whole hemisphere; notwithstanding that to
3   1,  5  |       the bottom of the occult hemisphere, and showed itself now void,
4   1,  5  |      at least the whole of her hemisphere. So also is the hemisphere
5   1,  5  |     hemisphere. So also is the hemisphere of this earth ever equally
6   1,  5  |       moon which lights up the hemisphere?~TANS. All the intelligences
7   1,  5  |       which shines through the hemisphere of the superior powers,
8   1,  5  |    toil,~Until black night the hemisphere enshrouds.~And then he rests.
9   2,  2  |      he~finding himself in the hemisphere of intellectual substances.