Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int|           irrational and mystical impulse, but by the strength of
2   1,  4  |       there is one desire and one impulse to the sensuous in general;
3   1,  4  |            but solely through the impulse of one and of another power
4   1,  4  |        yield to the more vigorous impulse. And if, by virtue of contemplation,
5   1,  5  | potentialities where the vigorous impulse of the affection comes to
6   2,  1  |           own substance, the same impulse as our own powers. Finally
7   2,  4  |       sayest well that no natural impulse or power is without strong