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 1 1 |           memory. And not without reason; for the occasion, which
 2 6 |      contrary to nature and right reason they willingly give themselves
 3 6 |         those ways of which their reason tells them they should be
 4 6 |       seek to learn by the aid of reason alone, laying divine faith
 5 6 |  admiration the high authority of reason, and unduly elevate the
 6 8 |          unmistakable signs, what reason is there why every form
 7 8 |          when the body dies, what reason is there for men to undertake
 8 8 | subjecting the appetites to right reason? The highest good of man
 9 10| grace-nevertheless struggles with reason for supremacy, clouds the
10 11|     restrained by sound sense and reason; and hence it follows that
11 12|      human weakness; for the same reason we rest in the embrace of
12 14|         not to despair of cure by reason of the long continuance
13 15|       with passions controlled by reason. Let Thy kingdom come, let