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 1 2| ability to be raised above his natural state. By raised above his
 2 2|     state. By raised above his natural state" we mean an elevation
 3 3|   between movement and energy. Natural will is a capacity of the
 4 3|      will is a capacity of the natural being, both appetitive and
 5 3|    capacity of person<22>. The natural will is, therefore, connected
 6 3|        movement to energy, his natural will to gnomic will and
 7 3|      ready to use properly his natural powers. Therefore, instead
 8 4|      philosophy, was taught by natural theory and lastly was led
 9 5|   Melchisedek "for the sake of natural and chronical properties",
10 5|     nature; after he stops his natural operations, according to