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1    IV, 20|          intelligent, sportive, rational, slow to speak, forming
2     V, 1 |         of this man one part is rational, another psychical, another
3     V, 1 |       these qualities, however--rational, and psychical, and earthly--
4     V, 3 |       fruits, he says, are only rational living men, who enter m
5     V, 3 |   however, that the living "are rational faculties and minds, and
6     V, 11|     irrational creatures, (and) rational ones. For, he says, the
7    VI, 8 |        earth receives below the rational fruits, akin to the earth,
8     X, 5 |     they say one part of him is rational, and another psychical,
9     X, 5 | Naassene asserts that all these rational, and psychical, and earthly