Book,  Chapter

1     II,  XXI|      in the mind to direct the operative faculties of a man to motion
2     II,  XXI|     the power of directing our operative faculties to some action,
3     II,  XXI| directs. A power to direct the operative faculties to motion or rest
4     II,  XXI|     but an indifferency of the operative powers of the man, which
5     II,  XXI|        or to let it rest; that operative power is indifferent to
6     II,  XXI|        my will determines that operative power to rest: I am yet
7     II,  XXI|        indifferency of that my operative power to act, or not to
8     II,  XXI|       the indifferency of that operative power is gone, and with
9     II,  XXI|       the indifferency of that operative faculty is taken away by