Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  2|    worthy only of derision every amorous care; and in suchwise run
2   1,  2|       Who sets his foot upon the amorous snare,~Lest he besmear his
3   1,  5|   allurement being caught by the amorous flame, it happens that some
4   1,  5|        Love, the material is the amorous fire, and the builder is
5   1,  5|          perish in the flames of amorous ardour than to be drawn
6   1,  5|    orders and the glories of the amorous affections and enthusiasms.~
7   2,  4| opposites, was absorbed, and the amorous affection remains without
8   2,  5|          nine most beautiful and amorous youths, who being so inspired
9   2,  5|         tender (verde), that the amorous flames could not be lighted