Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  4|         He sees: and the great hunter straight becomes that which
2   1,  4| elevate themselves. "The great hunter saw," he understood as much
3   1,  4|    went out for prey, and this hunter became himself the prey,
4   1,  4|        symbolized above by the hunter who excites his dogs, is
5   2,  2|  becomes the thing stolen, the hunter becomes the thing hunted;
6   2,  2|        for special things, the hunter possesses himself of those
7   2,  2|   which are most worthy of the hunter and the hunted. Therefore