Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int|       talked of in Paris but the conversion of King Henry. This fact
2   1,  3  |       from thence, through their conversion to inferior things, they
3   1,  5  |         there were not a certain conversion towards~the splendour of
4   1,  5  |       preceding, and by means of conversion to that which elevates it,
5   1,  5  |          the reason, through its conversion to the intellect, is not
6   1,  5  | concupiscence, if, by the act of conversion,~the intellectual light
7   1,  5  |          do you mean that such a conversion takes place?~TANS. With
8   1,  5  |       the truest beauty, through conversion, to that which makes the
9   2,  4  | reflexion, but through immediate conversion he may see the light again.~