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 1 Ded    |      AND DOCTORS OF THE SACRED FACULTY OF THEOLOGY OF PARIS ~GENTLEMEN, ~
 2 Ded, 6 |       approval. But since your Faculty is held in so great esteem
 3 Pre, 3 |       possessing in itself the faculty of thinking. But I will
 4  II, 12|      is not the product of the faculty of imagination. But what
 5  II, 13|      thus I comprehend, by the faculty of judgment alone which
 6  II, 14|    that is, by the imaginative faculty; or whether I rather apprehend
 7  II, 16|       by the senses nor by the faculty of imagination, but by the
 8 III, 9 | inasmuch as I possess no other faculty whereby to distinguish truth
 9 III, 38|       idea of God, by the same faculty by which I apprehend myself,
10  IV, 3 |       that I possess a certain faculty of judging or discerning
11  IV, 3 |     that he has not given me a faculty that will ever lead me into
12  IV, 4 |     and if he planted in me no faculty that is deceitful, it seems
13  IV, 4 |     God should have given me a faculty expressly for this end,
14  IV, 5 |    planted in his creature any faculty not perfect in its kind,
15  IV, 8 |        of two causes, viz, the faculty of cognition, which I possess,
16  IV, 8 |       endowed me with a larger faculty of cognition than he has
17  IV, 8 |     example, if I consider the faculty of understanding which I
18  IV, 8 |       form the idea of another faculty of the same nature, much
19  IV, 8 |     same way, if I examine the faculty of memory or imagination,
20  IV, 8 |      imagination, or any other faculty I possess, I find none that
21  IV, 8 |       and infinite]. It is the faculty of will only, or freedom
22  IV, 8 |        Deity. For although the faculty of will is incomparably
23  IV, 9 |  object unless by means of the faculty that God bestowed upon me,
24  IV, 12|       it does not exist in the faculty which I received from God,
25  IV, 14|      it would appear that this faculty is of such a nature that
26  VI, 1 |        it aright. Further, the faculty of imagination which I possess,
27  VI, 1 |   application of the cognitive faculty ( facultas cognoscitiva)
28  VI, 7 |      might be found in me some faculty, though hitherto unknown
29  VI, 10|        in me a certain passive faculty of perception, that is,
30  VI, 10|    other thing, another active faculty capable of forming and producing
31  VI, 10|   those ideas. But this active faculty cannot be in me in as far
32  VI, 10|      contrary to my will. This faculty must therefore exist in
33  VI, 10|      that are produced by this faculty is contained formally or
34  VI, 10|      For as he has given me no faculty whereby I can discover this
35  VI, 11|        not likewise given me a faculty of correcting, I think I