Dialogue

1 Intro|  inferior sciences, such as music and others; and there is
2 Intro|    which determines whether music is to be learnt or not,
3 Intro|     the voice, the notes of music, the workings of the mind,
4 Intro| gold, the learning to read, music, statuary, painting, medicine,
5 State|     produced by drawing and music, which are designed for
6 State|    that the illustration of music may assist in exhibiting
7 State|    such a thing as learning music or handicraft arts in general?~
8 State|     them which painting and music supply, you must have praised
9 State|  rhythmical movement and of music in general, when these have