Chapter

 1 6 |      into the corporeal and the intellectual classes? They tell is that
 2 6 | malignity—are discovered by the intellectual faculties. And from this (
 3 6 |        of bodily organs, but of intellectual faculties. Well, (I shall
 4 9 |       for the soul an effigy of intellectual forms, beautiful for its
 5 18|        to the department of our intellectual faculties, such as Plato
 6 18|       the bodily senses and the intellectual faculties,--a distinction
 7 18|      express the meaning of the intellectual faculties, which are so
 8 18|        sensation, both into the intellectual powers from their spiritual
 9 18|      the difference between the intellectual powers and the sensuous
10 18|      faculty, and not merely an intellectual power; for whilst it understands,
11 18|     that the soul's power is an intellectual one, and not merely a sensuous
12 24|          supreme, rational, and intellectual. What more could he attribute
13 24|     safeguard of the senses and intellectual faculties, and which Cicero
14 24|       by her preference for the intellectual faculties. But if the natural
15 24|       that the knowledge of the intellectual faculties fails, to which