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 1    II|       From which all kinds of colours they beget~ And vary (by
 2    II|    one pure sheen thou wilt)~ Colours diverse and all dissimilar.~
 3    II|     us~ At times to attribute colours to the seeds~ Falls quite
 4    II| create from things~ Of divers colours. Verily, the white~ Will
 5    II|       thus.~ ~ Besides, since colours cannot be, sans light,~
 6    II|   copious light,~ Changes its colours likewise, when it turns.~
 7    II|       Without such blow these colours can't become.~ ~ And since
 8    II|      Suffused, each kind with colours of every kind?~ For then '
 9    II|   vary forms and change their colours~ And get sensations and
10    IV|   times no less -~ Their very colours too. And commonly~ The awnings,
11     V|       them, filleth all~ With colours and with odours excellent;~
12    VI|     Which make to flash these colours of the flame.~ Likewise,