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1 3 | guide him in each and every act of his life. Reason sees
2 5 |  the will cannot proceed to act until it is enlightened
3 5 |   doubt that judgment is an act of reason, not of the will.
4 6 | outside itself, it does not act of itself, but through another,
5 7 |  any true sense, since they act of necessity, following
6 7 |    and cannot of themselves act in any other way. On the
7 7 |   he who is free can either act or not act, can do this
8 7 |  free can either act or not act, can do this or do that,
9 36|   to submit to it, means to act, not as a free man, but