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 1 3     |      esteem among men, either by reason of forgetfulness or disregard,
 2 8     |       essence a mandate of right reason, proclaimed by a properly
 3 8     |       that be accounted as right reason which is in disaccord with
 4 8     |       with truth and with divine reason; nor that held to be true
 5 12    |         been vouchsafed to human reason to snatch from nature, through
 6 13    |          lie within the range of reason. And as it is necessary
 7 15    |    simple and unprejudiced soul, reason yields assent. Now, faith,
 8 18    | uniformity of action-not without reason so greatly feared by the
 9 20    |        those who profess to take reason as their sole guide, there
10 22    |         the natural light of our reason, but on account of the authority
11 24    |           and also, for the same reason, to show forth what things
12 29    |         Wherever these appear by reason of the efforts of adversaries
13 36    |      obey the prompting of right reason in the direction of their
14 36(35)|           Prudence proceeds from reason, and to reason it specially
15 36(35)|     proceeds from reason, and to reason it specially pertains to
16 36(35)|       ought he to be gifted with reason and prudence. But it is
17 39    |          God; hence, there is no reason why she should be alarmed