Part, Question

1   1, 11|     be that the first which reduces all into ~one order should
2   1, 84|     better than the one who reduces it ~only to its proximate
3   2, 1 |    by an agent; for nothing reduces ~itself from potentiality
4   2, 9 | knowledge of the principle, reduces itself from ~potentiality
5   2, 9 | actually wills the end, it ~reduces itself from potentiality
6   2, 9 |  through willing the end it reduces itself to the act of willing
7   2, 61|     On the contrary, Cicero reduces all other virtues to these
8   2, 23|     those that preceded it, reduces the virtue into ~act, just
9   2, 45|     Nevertheless experience reduces the infinity of singulars