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 1       3, VI(65)|          apparently profound and rational solution to the problem
 2       4, XV    |      that unity consisted of the rational soul and the nature of truth
 3       4, XV    |          contaminate life if the rational soul itself is depraved.
 4       5, III   |          they contradicted - the rational theories established by
 5       6, XIX   |         an animal soul without a rational one as well, but a true
 6       6, XIX   |     performed except by a living rational creature, he moved the more
 7       9, VI    | questioners unless they can make rational judgments. The creatures
 8      11, XV    |   created before all things: the rational and intelligible mind of
 9      12, VIII  |        noble thou didst make the rational creation, for whose rest
10      12, XXXII |         she had a like nature of rational intelligence in the mind,
11      12, XXXIV |           thou didst subordinate rational action to the higher excellence