Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  1| consummation, because paradise commonly signifies the end; which
2   1,  1|       and reproach.~CIC. It is commonly said that love makes fools
3   1,  3| towards those things which are commonly felt, and about which others
4   1,  3|        It is true also that be commonly wanders, and transports
5   1,  4|     the affections only, as is commonly believed, the human soul
6   1,  5|        dissimilarity; as it is commonly believed, that if the butterfly
7   1,  5|        like this one, which is commonly believed to go round the
8   2,  3|     and sought for; for, as is commonly said, the apex of the inferior