Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int| shackles of the sects, did he obtain the faculty of lecturing
2   1,  3  |       fruition which he would obtain if he arrived at that end
3   1,  3  |      state, cannot desire nor obtain greater perfection than
4   1,  4  |      which he arms himself to obtain the object. He says:~19.~
5   1,  5  |   spirit, to be laid bare, to obtain sight of which it is necessary
6   2,  2  |       adorns,  ./. Thou didst obtain, through will and destiny,~
7   2,  5  |     been possible for them to obtain, through any kindness of