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 1 2 |     flesh and breath, and the~ruling part. Throw away thy books;
 2 2 |     in.~The third then is the ruling part: consider thus: Thou
 3 3 |    the observation of our own ruling power. We ought then to
 4 3 |      there shall exist in thy ruling part any~opinion inconsistent
 5 4 |    whatever the reason of the ruling and legislating faculty~
 6 4 | acting justly.~ Examine men's ruling principles, even those of
 7 4 |       does not subsist in the ruling principle of~another; nor
 8 5 |     of me which they call the ruling principle? And whose soul
 9 5 |      natural: but let not the ruling part of itself add to the~
10 6 |    act, thinking of God.~ The ruling principle is that which
11 6 |   thence, from that universal ruling~power either directly proceeding
12 7 |    man who with the aid of my ruling principle~can do what is
13 7 |      and keep my colour.~ The ruling faculty does not disturb
14 7 |       for he has not made thy ruling faculty worse~than it was
15 7 | retiring into itself, and the ruling faculty is not~made worse.
16 7 |       to discover other men's ruling principles,~but look straight
17 7 |       deception. Let then the~ruling principle holding fast to
18 7 |     wishest to~have, and what ruling principles they possess.
19 7 |      things towards which the ruling power of the~universe directs
20 8 |     and their matter, and the ruling~principles of these men
21 8 |     is my delight to~keep the ruling faculty sound without turning
22 8 | obstacles.~ Remember that the ruling faculty is invincible, when~
23 8 |     of one another, still the ruling power of each~of us has
24 8 |        Enter into every man's ruling faculty; and also let every
25 9 | extinguish appetite: keep the~ruling faculty in its own power.~
26 9 |    does judge about them? The ruling faculty.~ Not in passivity,
27 9 |     Hasten to examine thy own ruling faculty and that of the
28 9 | mayest also~consider that his ruling faculty is akin to thine.~
29 9 |      being contented with~thy ruling faculty, when it does the
30 9 |    thou~disturbed? Say to the ruling faculty, Art thou dead,
31 10|       a mountain.~ What is my ruling faculty now to me? And of
32 11|     their foundation in men's ruling principles, but it is our~
33 11|     nature. And~also when the ruling faculty is discontented
34 12|   thou shalt respect only thy ruling faculty and the divinity~
35 12|    that.~ God sees the minds (ruling principles) of all men bared
36 12|    separate, I say, from this ruling~faculty the things which
37 12|     hast in thyself a certain ruling intelligence. And even~if