Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int|       der Geistes eigneten sich die Schriften des Jordanus Brunous
2   1,  1  | immortal splendour.~CIC. For to die in one age makes us live
3   1,  2  |        from my heart.~I live, I die, make merry and lament.~
4   1,  3  |        confident the clouds and die content,~That heaven has
5   1,  5  |         lofty grace for which I die,~Oh happy then my pains,
6   1,  5  |       the fire of love, unhappy die;~But thee the sun with his
7   1,  5  |   inasmuch as they cause him to die to every other thing, except
8   2,  2  |   individuals, who are born and die. It (Truth) is specific
9   2,  3  |         in the sun are born and die?~Like to the double fountain