Part, Chapter

1        II,1|    powers of the “Memory – Intellect – Will/Freedom” and to the
2        II,1| secretary; the task of the intellect (or better to help him in
3        II,1|  better to help him in the intellect and discerning) is entrusted
4        II,1|  if not determined, by the intellect. The superior who would
5        II,1|  the will is more than the intellect (voluntaristic mentality
6        II,1|  executor of the council (=intellect). But this is rationalism;