Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int|    universal soul, which is diffused over all and penetrates
2   1,  Int| beauty, and truth which are diffused over the universe and constitute
3   1,  4  |   has its beginning, and is diffused, and in which it has its
4   1,  5  | they exist in the splendour diffused over pure transparent bodies,
5   1,  5  |   more brightly in the rays diffused by the sun, but principally
6   2,  3  |    things, over which it is diffused. However, there is no definite
7   2,  3  |  which from the divinity is diffused into things, but that of
8   2,  4  |    as by means of the light diffused in the air and the figure