Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  3|      from corporeal beauty and excellence, by virtue of the senses,
2   1,  3|    inferior, and, by their own excellence and felicity, inferior things
3   2,  1|    intact, notwithstanding the excellence of the soul. Because those
4   2,  1|      abyss of incomprehensible excellence, and the sense and the imagination
5   2,  2|     sovereign beauty seen,~And excellence Divine is manifest.~She
6   2,  2|      their greater dignity and excellence, and that the truth was
7   2,  3|      burning! What must be the excellence of that object that has
8   2,  3| appears, by reason of its high excellence, according as it is said:
9   2,  4|        the apprehension of the excellence of the object above its