TANS. The infinite aspiration then, indicated by the sighs and
symbolized by the winds, is not under the dominion of Æolus in the Æolic
caverns, but of the aforementioned two lights, which are not only
blameless, but benevolent in killing the enthusiast, inasmuch as they
cause him to die to every other thing, except the absorbing affection;
at the same time, they, being closed and concealed, render him unquiet,
and being open, they will tranquillize him, because at this time, when
the eyes of the human mind in this body are covered with a nebulous
veil, the soul, through such studies, becomes troubled and harassed, and
he being thus torn and goaded, will attain only that amount of quiet as
will satisfy the condition of his nature.
CIC.. How can our finite intellect follow after the infinite ideal?
TANS. Through the infinite potency it possesses.