Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int|   fiery eyes; the forehead luminous with thought, his body frail
2   1,  5  |   her, she is ever equally luminous, seeing that she is ever
3   2,  1  |    who has rendered her so luminous, so he, the inflamed and
4   2,  1  | and the whole is girt with luminous rays and has round about
5   2,  1  |    it becomes in substance luminous -- all light -- so that
6   2,  3  | experience proves that the luminous ray kindles, by means of
7   2,  4  |    to himself, because the luminous fire which kindles the soul