Dialogue

1 Intro|      Wherefore also we should fly away from ourselves to them;
2 Intro|     ourselves to them; and to fly to them is to become like
3 Intro|  flocks, some solitary, which fly about anywhere and everywhere.
4 Intro|  human knowledge. It seeks to fly but cannot: instead of aspiring
5  Thea|      and others that they can fly, and are flying in their
6  Thea| sphere. Wherefore we ought to fly away from earth to heaven
7  Thea|     quickly as we can; and to fly away is to become like God,
8  Thea|      more do so than they can fly; or rather, the determination
9  Thea|     speak more truly, we will fly off from the party which