Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int|        is thought, passion, and aspiration.~From this unity, which
2   1,  2  |          and most elated by the aspiration of heroic longing, which
3   1,  5  |         may be called a similar aspiration, study, affection, and desire.
4   1,  5  |         a condition of infinite aspiration, according to the way and
5   1,  5  |  therefore the vehemence of the aspiration is noted by the hieroglyph
6   1,  5  | proposition.~TANS. The infinite aspiration then, indicated by the sighs
7   2,  1  |         mind, so that with this aspiration of his he come not to say: "