Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  3|   the eye of the Eternal, is comprehended either for good, or for
2   1,  3|   those powers which are not comprehended and imprisoned in the womb
3   1,  4|    which is so presented and comprehended it judges, that above it,
4   1,  4|      as to a thing naturally comprehended as good. The soul, then,
5   1,  4|     that good~that cannot be comprehended by any other than one, that
6   1,  5| fiery because they cannot be comprehended by the intellect without
7   2,  1|     never satisfied with any comprehended truth, but ever proceeds
8   2,  1|      that truth which is not comprehended. So also the will which
9   2,  4|      by the Peripatetics are comprehended under the name of fancies (