Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int| tyrants; and with the lower orders sunk in ignorance, and the
2   1,  4  |   find themselves. Anon she orders them to repress their eyesight
3   1,  4  |     having, contrary to her orders, opened their eyes, and,
4   1,  4  |   display various kinds and orders of enthusiasms, of loves,
5   1,  4  |     Nature according to the orders of diverse lives which the
6   1,  5  | colours, according to their orders, from one opposite which
7   1,  5  | degrees of the intelligible orders and the glories of the amorous
8   2,  4  |   same rule of nature which orders things. So far, it is a