Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int|    harmony, because from it is derived the harmonic law which draws
2   1,  1  | accidentally so; the rules are derived from the poetry, and there
3   1,  1  |       daughter of Love, and is derived from him, and is his companion
4   2,  1  |       for these low things are derived from those, and are dependent
5   2,  3  |    from such ardent burning is derived~The double passage, and
6   2,  3  |    from which the intellect is derived as to its nature and acts.
7   2,  4  |       of philosophers, and are derived from the study of vulgar
8   2,  4  |       sword or knife. Hence is derived the form and impression~ ./.