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 1    I, 2 |        before are not reckoned irrational," by which manifestly sins
 2    I, 2 |     sudden," the sin He calls "irrational." Wherefore the Word, the
 3    I, 9 |        many reins, curbing the irrational impulses of humanity. To
 4    I, 9 |     Israel is found to be more irrational than these? And having,
 5    I, 12|       striking at the roots of irrational lusts, pointing out what
 6    I, 13|     XIII. VIRTUE RATIONAL, SIN IRRATIONAL.~ Everything that is contrary
 7    I, 13|      being rightly regarded as irrational, he is likened to the beasts.
 8    I, 13| adulturer is become like to an irrational beast." Wherefore also it
 9    I, 13|        longer rational, but an irrational animal, given up to lusts
10   II, 1 |      that they may eat, as the irrational creatures, "whose life is
11   II, 1 |        partake of. But totally irrational, futile, and not human is
12   II, 1 |    fishes, and, in a word, the irrational creatures; and not one thing
13   II, 4 |  beasts than men, and the more irrational portion of mankind. For
14   II, 7 |    domestics are called, being irrational signs, are to be given up
15   II, 8 |   produce it. Further, it were irrational in us, who have heard that
16  III, 4 |     young of birds, and prefer irrational to rational creatures; although
17  III, 11|       entirely prohibited. But irrational impulses must be curbed,
18  III, 11|      human horse--that is, the irrational part of the soul--which
19  III, 11|        to allay by degrees the irrational impulses and passions of