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 1   1, 77  |        Further, the action of the cogitative power, which consists in ~
 2   1, 77  | estimative, in man is called the "cogitative," which by some sort of ~
 3   1, 77  |        Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 5: The cogitative and memorative powers in
 4   1, 78  |         passive intellect to the ~cogitative power, which is called the "
 5   1, 80  |           4]), is replaced by the cogitative power, which is ~called
 6   1, 80  |        animals, and in man by the cogitative power ~which the universal
 7   1, 84  |          in whom the imaginative, cogitative, and memorative ~powers
 8   1, 88  |         namely, the imaginative, ~cogitative, and memorative, and that
 9   1, 110 |      within, since the act of the cogitative faculty is subject to the ~
10   1, 114 |     wherefore if the imaginative, cogitative, ~or memorative powers be
11   2, 51  |  particular reason," that is ~the cogitative power, with memory and imagination.
12   2, 2   |         to think is an act of the cogitative power, which ~belongs to
13   2, 2   |         thirdly for an act of the cogitative power.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
14   2, 2   |           here for the act of the cogitative ~power, but for an act of
15   3, 72  |             which is called the ~"cogitative faculty"), is more noble
16 Suppl, 89| particular are the ~object of the cogitative power in man, and of the