Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int|      Levi, in his Life of Bruno, passes in review his various works;
2   1,  2  |         of heroic longing, which passes far beyond his limits, and
3   2,  3  |        cannot be, that the flame passes over to the heart through
4   2,  3  |   heating the glass; and the ray passes through a glass, crystal
5   2,  3  |   enjoyment itself, and where it passes certain limits it comes
6   2,  4  | penetrate the Divine species, he passes it like a ray. Whence say