Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int| settling the basis of a new and rational religion, and in writing
2   1,  3  |       faculty, these kindle the rational light, with which they see
3   1,  3  |        animal affections, but a rational impetus, which follows the
4   1,  3  |     images. In the midst is the~rational faculty, which is a mixture
5   1,  3  |      wings of the intellect and rational will, rises to the divinity,
6   1,  5  |        therefore, that when the rational appetite strives against
7   1,  5  |     influences intellectual and rational desire, that it brings him
8   2,  1  |     faculty, until, through the rational and discursive faculty,
9   2,  4  |      are united together in the rational or intellectual cognition.~