Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int|    of so-called relics. His character was frank and open, and
2   1,  Int|  Filiberto, a man of strong character -- one of those men who
3   1,  Int|    and science, nor was his character of that mould that would
4   1,  4  | disposition assigned to the character of Pythagoras -- where you
5   2,  1  |   the multitude, number and character~paragraph continues] (volgo)
6   2,  1  |  vulgus. The whole of which character (volgo) in general is divided
7   2,  1  | impressed upon them his own character; "and strongly there he