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 1 Intro|    after righteousness; or of divine loves under the figure of
 2 Intro|   intellectual faculties.~The divine image of beauty which resides
 3 Intro|       other. At the height of divine inspiration, when the force
 4 Intro|   world, but an aspect of the divine, extending over all things,
 5 Text |   them, for the lover is more divine; because he is inspired
 6 Text |      extends over all things, divine as well as human. And from
 7 Text |       things human as well as divine, both loves ought to be
 8 Text |      intermediate between the divine and the mortal.’ ‘And what,’
 9 Text |       man and woman, and is a divine thing; for conception and
10 Text |  always inharmonious with the divine, and the beautiful harmonious.
11 Text |   existence behind—unlike the divine, which is always the same
12 Text |       see the true beauty—the divine beauty, I mean, pure and
13 Text |    the true beauty simple and divine? Remember how in that communion
14 Text |   mysteries, because they are divine. But you produce the same
15 Text | serious purpose, I saw in him divine and golden images of such
16 Text |       them, and also the most divine, abounding in fair images