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 1    I, 2 |      been made without divine intelligence, nor continue to exist unless
 2    I, 2 |       governed by the highest intelligence. But even Marcus Tullius,
 3    I, 2 |      prepared by some greater intelligence. And for us, assuredly,
 4    I, 3 |      is no one, who possesses intelligence and uses reflection, who
 5    I, 12|     divine, but also of human intelligence, when they affirm that Saturn
 6    I, 20|     if they had possessed any intelligence, they would never have undertaken
 7    I, 20|     virtues. For they have no intelligence or perception of themselves;
 8    I, 21|      declares, if we have any intelligence, that she was a mortal woman,
 9    I, 21|      men, as though bereft of intelligence, do those things seriously,
10   II, 5 | accord, and not by the divine intelligence. But who does not understand
11   II, 9 |  perfect strength, power, and intelligence, it follows that He who
12   II, 9 |   that which has sensibility, intelligence, reflection, and the power
13   II, 9 |     possessed of sensibility, intelligence, providence, power, and
14   II, 9 |     can be made without mind, intelligence, and design. But this is
15   II, 9 |     order, except one who has intelligence, foresight, and power. And
16   II, 11|   endowed with perception and intelligence, that is, after the likeness
17  III, 3 |       this account the divine intelligence has opened the eyes and
18  III, 17|     them? If they are without intelligence, they cannot come together
19  III, 28|       was completed by divine intelligence, said that nature was the
20  III, 29|     on account of our want of intelligence and our ignorance of causes."
21   IV, 6 |    leads to perception and to intelligence. Since, therefore, He made
22    V, 8 |      Learn, therefore, if any intelligence is left to you, that men
23   VI, 9 |      have no knowledge and no intelligence. All their learning and
24  VII, 2 |     own perception and innate intelligence, which they wished to do
25  VII, 3 |  Unless by chance that divine intelligence which is mixed with the
26  VII, 3 |  themselves were as devoid of intelligence as those are who have not