Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|   at Toulouse, gave him the faculty of teaching publicly in
 2   1,  Int|    sects, did he obtain the faculty of lecturing at the Sorbonne.
 3   1,  Int|     hated study, and had no faculty of thought; yet he insisted
 4   1,  3  |   sulphur of the cogitative faculty, these kindle the rational
 5   1,  3  |   the midst is the~rational faculty, which is a mixture of all,
 6   1,  4  |     and of another power or faculty. As when the sense rises
 7   1,  6  |    er is mine of scribbling faculty,~I humbly place before you.~
 8   2,  1  |     action of the sensitive faculty, until, through the rational
 9   2,  1  |     rational and discursive faculty, it comes to a purer intellectual
10   2,  1  |    door of the intellectual faculty; that of Goodness(intellect
11   2,  1  |  the door of the appetitive faculty, to the heart, that is,
12   2,  3  |   as the soul with its twin faculty, puts into operation two
13   2,  4  |    and of the value of that faculty, of which they~ ./. have
14   2,  4  | follow the condition of its faculty, the which is a result of
15   2,  4  |  object above its potential faculty whence the most profound