Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  4|       who did not allow a full enjoyment, and who lives more in the
2   2,  3|        appetite, and therefore enjoyment; in this it is not like
3   2,  3|       which with satiety loses enjoyment, has no pleasure before
4   2,  3|     has no pleasure before the enjoyment, nor after enjoyment, but
5   2,  3|       the enjoyment, nor after enjoyment, but only in the enjoyment
6   2,  3|     enjoyment, but only in the enjoyment itself, and where it passes
7   2,  3| ambrosia, and to the continual enjoyment of food and drink, and not