Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1   II,  3, 2 |  breast, according to His own mental conception, the emanations
 2   II,  6, 1 |     confers on all a profound mental intuition and perception
 3   II, 13, 2 |    body, so is it with those [mental exercises]. For, when one [
 4   II, 13, 2 |   Nous who governs all these [mental processes], while He is
 5   II, 13, 3 | affections, and passions, and mental tendencies of men, while
 6   II, 13, 10|       all human feelings, and mental exercises, and formation
 7   II, 18, 5 |   have rather had an idea and mental conception of some unhappy
 8   II, 29, 3 |       man--his mind, thought, mental intention, and such like--
 9   II, 33, 3 |      by reflection or earnest mental exertion, while the body
10   II, 33, 4 |      thus the rapidity of his mental operation, being blended
11   IV, 39, 1 | therefore, gave [to man] such mental power (magnanimitatem) man