Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  4| according to the signification held by the true philosophers --
2   1,  5|         so that it comes to be held as distinctive of the one,
3   2,  1|      to be concealed and open, held by zeal, raised by magnificent
4   2,  1|    place and strongly there he held,~Planted the trophy there,
5   2,  1|          and strongly there he held;" he confirmed and established
6   2,  2|        pedantry has never been held in such esteem for the government
7   2,  2|     failing strength, would be held to be of little savour and
8   2,  2|       were caught in a net and held behind the hedges of definitions,
9   2,  5|   every torment be as pleasure held,~Who, hoping to behold~Graces