Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  2|       no one who reasons, and consequently no one who participates,
2   1,  4|       that is understood, and consequently limited, and therefore beautiful
3   1,  5| ethereal eternity itself, and consequently an entire and complete totality,
4   2,  1| always in the same genus, and consequently about the same subject,
5   2,  1|    beneath to uphold him, and consequently the less he is affected
6   2,  3| divinity; it is made god, and consequently in its kind it can inspire~
7   2,  4|     other elements, and it is consequently left without sight and without
8   2,  4|      unless the other yields, consequently he can say, that he has