Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int| convent; the pure flame of an elevated religious feeling being
2   1,  4  |      aspires to that which is elevated, and, although alive in
3   2,  1  |   strongly intent upon a more elevated and heroic object. The power
4   2,  2  |      and species of it, in an elevated manner, according to~ ./. 
5   2,  2  |  found a more magnificent and elevated expression.~The Chaldeans
6   2,  2  |   wild beasts and things less elevated, and the greater number