Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  4|   discourse to those who are affected by passions similar to her
2   1,  4|      have been known who are affected by certain sorts of beasts.
3   1,  5| action, is always turned and affected towards the human intelligence
4   1,  5|      comes to be well or ill affected. I say well or ill affected
5   1,  5|  affected. I say well or ill affected as to that which it puts
6   2,  1|    mortals who are seriously affected in any way. We cannot say
7   2,  1|  consequently the less he is affected by gravitation; he may even
8   2,  4|  serpent of jealousy, became affected in the organ of sight. He