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 1     I|        Twill come to pass they'll laugh aloud, like men,~
 2     I|        from any end. And so~ I'll follow on, and whereso'er
 3     I|     set~ The extreme coasts, I'll query, "what becomes~ Thereafter
 4    II| remains~ Concerning motions we'll unfold our thought.~ Now
 5    II|      another much.~ Assume, we'll say, that of three minim
 6    II|     can last forever on:~ They'll have the sense that's proper
 7    II|       formed?~ Of verity, they'll laugh aloud, like men,~
 8    II|   nowhere make a stop.~ Oho, I'll follow thee until thou grant~
 9   III|   sadly. As I can, however,~ I'll touch some points and pass.
10   III|    indubitable facts:~ For who'll explain what body's feeling
11   III|      with the same,~ And there'll be formed no interplay of
12   III|    steed? We may be sure~ They'll take their refuge in the
13    IV|       divers impulse tends - I'll tell~ In verses sweeter
14    IV|        our corporeal frame,~ I'll say to thee - do thou attend
15    IV|   breast from cares of mind, I'll tell~ In verses sweeter
16     V|      for subtle essence - as I'll prove~ Hereafter unto thee
17     V|  floods.~ Now, then, of air~ I'll speak, which hour by hour
18     V|        of the sun and moon,~ I'll now in order tell. For of
19     V|       whims~ Into our ears: he'll say, perhaps, that then~
20     V|        at all:~ But scarcely I'll believe that men could not~
21    VI|       thou straight; for now I'll try to say~ Somewhat about
22    VI|        to other things!~ And I'll begin to treat by what decree~