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 1   1, 26|     he should (so) divide the faculty of sense by  ./. process
 2   1, 31|    one Soul and one reasoning faculty, and this at the same time
 3   1, 31|       one mind and cogitative faculty in man. It is moreover capable
 4   1, 58|      bodily sense, but of the faculty of knowledge, and of the
 5   1, 59|     profit. And (thus) by the faculty of reason,—cognate with
 6   1, 61|   nature, (and) the reasoning faculty, will he set about emulating (
 7   1, 64|       sound minds, that their faculty of excellence was a thing
 8   1, 66|    touch, as well as to every faculty of bodily sense; but is
 9   1, 73|     he bears about him such a faculty of excellence, that he knows,
10   1, 73|   seed alone of the reasoning faculty be thus all-able and powerful
11   1, 74|     as it were, of the Divine faculty and of the Angels, and of
12   1, 74| inferiority of the man to the faculty of the Angels. For, the
13   1, 77|    the nature of the rational faculty, which is in man, (circumstanced),
14   2, 6 |    not to call the cogitative faculty of their minds, and their
15   2, 6 |       these, also Gods. Their faculty of thought they named Minerva,
16   2, 83|       whom He has granted the faculty of knowledge for receiving