Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  3|      have been uncultured and ignorant persons, into whom, being
2   1,  3|   because they are unjust and ignorant; many we love because they
3   1,  4|      present state, and being ignorant of every other, and not
4   1,  5| considered so unworthy as the ignorant hold it to be, seeing that~
5   1,  5|       sense of pain.~CIC. The ignorant do not believe in this meaning
6   2,  2|     by the approbation of the ignorant multitude,~with whose mind
7   2,  4|      ignominiously treated by ignorant peoples and vulgar sects.~
8   2,  4|   receive this light than the ignorant?~SEV. In a certain way no,