Dialogue

 1 Intro|     of the mind to a block of wax, or to a decoy of birds,
 2 Intro|    has in his mind a block of wax of various qualities, the
 3 Intro| all-wise poet sings, when the wax is muddy or hard or moist,
 4 Intro|  impressions have no depth of wax, and in the moist they are
 5 Intro|     we set the stamp upon the wax. Every one is aware of the
 6  Thea|    the mind of man a block of wax, which is of different sizes
 7  Thea|    our own minds, we hold the wax to the perceptions and thoughts,
 8  Thea|       is as follows:—When the wax in the soul of any one is
 9  Thea|       likeness of the soul to wax (Kerh Kerhos); these, I
10  Thea|  having a sufficient depth of wax, are also lasting, and minds,
11  Thea|        or muddy and of impure wax, or very soft, or very hard,