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1 1 |          and has power over his actions. But the manner in which
2 3 | regarded as responsible for his actions. For, while other animate
3 5 |         for he is master of his actions who can choose one thing
4 7 |      and strength to direct its actions to good and to restrain
5 7 |       the sake of which all his actions ought to be performed. This
6 7 |       law is the guide of man's actions; it turns him toward good
7 8 |       to be the rule of his own actions. It follows, therefore,
8 20|    Thomas says) "performs those actions which are directly and immediately
9 33|        down which the minds and actions of men are in this our age