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1 I | kindred beings, and the other rational creatures, both those more 2 IX(205)| word occurs also in xx. 12 (rational and irrational), xx. 22, 3 XII | all, are nourished with rational nourishment drawn from the 4 XIV | it to the quality of the rational food of rational creatures. 5 XIV | of the rational food of rational creatures. And consider 6 XIV | real object of eating the rational food, if I may so speak, 7 XVIII | to the level not only of rational and mortal creatures, but 8 XVIII | of the Word to cure every rational nature and make it fit for 9 XIX | of the universe. And the rational soul, as if it recognised 10 XX | place, and in general prefer rational nature to all irrational 11 XX | that for the sake of the rational creation chiefly, Providence 12 XX | has made everything. And rational creatures, inasmuch as they 13 XX | chiefly provides for the rational creatures, but it follows 14 XX | God, "Who provides for the rational creatures; for they pretend 15 XX | training school for the rational creature. And one of our 16 XX | Providence for having made the rational creature, to its advantage, 17 XX | all things to serve the rational creature, and to be in subjection 18 XX | be in subjection to his rational intelligence. We want dogs 19 XX | everything for the sake of the rational creatures, does his best 20 XX | call the imitation of the rational, perhaps to put rational 21 XX | rational, perhaps to put rational creatures to the blush; 22 XX(402)| 1 Admit them among rational creatures? ~ 23 XX | the ruling principle is rational and set in action by reasoning 24 XX | source of impulses, whether rational or irrational. And if he 25 XX | irrationality; while in the rational creatures he will see reason, 26 XX | as divination, lest the rational creatures should forsake 27 XX | made for man, and for every rational creature; for it is chiefly 28 XX | chiefly on account of the rational creature that everything 29 XX | things for the sake of the rational creature; and this is so, 30 XX | a special care for every rational creature. And a general 31 XX | deterioration because of the sinning rational portion, to purify all creation, 32 XXI | make cells of wax. ~2. The rational creature, however, in addition 33 XXI | may say so, far from the rational creature. Now, whether something 34 XXI | they begin,471but to the rational creatures and themselves, 35 XXI | akin to Himself; and the rational soul is not debarred of 36 XXI | may so speak, one lump of rational subsistences, certain antecedent 37 XXII | the dispersion on earth of rational, that is, human souls, indicated 38 XXVI | the "good thing" of the rational creature is made up of man' 39 Index | natures not above man's rational, 121; their soul, 122; ruling 40 Index | race, 24. ~Christian faith, rational, etc., 109f.; its "simplicity"