Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  2|    grace of the spirit, and the inclination of the affections in which,
2   1,  3|      they fall. And this is the inclination that they have to generation,
3   1,  4|     soul on the subject, of its inclination towards generation, which
4   1,  4| intelligible. Therefore, as the inclination to the act lies in its appropriateness,
5   1,  5|      fire; "non hostis" for the inclination of the fly. "Hostis," the
6   1,  5|         under which, by natural inclination, by voluntary election,
7   2,  1|  species of good. Therefore his inclination~is in the highest degree