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 1 1 |           with him: and he had the~faculty both of discovering and
 2 1 |           possessed any~particular faculty, such as that of eloquence
 3 2 |           part of the intellectual faculty to~observe. To observe too
 4 3 |       hiding-place.~ Reverence the faculty which produces opinion.
 5 3 |          produces opinion. On this faculty it~entirely depends whether
 6 3 |          rational animal. And this faculty promises freedom from hasty~
 7 4 |         also our very intellectual faculty and~reasoning faculty and
 8 4 | intellectual faculty and~reasoning faculty and our capacity for law;
 9 4 |         the ruling and legislating faculty~may suggest for the use
10 4 |            impression maintain the~faculty of comprehension or understanding.~
11 5 |         things which~depend on the faculty of understanding and knowledge?~
12 5 |            reason: by thy rational faculty stir up his rational faculty;
13 5 |       faculty stir up his rational faculty; show him~his error, admonish
14 7 |        keep my colour.~ The ruling faculty does not disturb itself;
15 7 |             let him do so. For the faculty itself will not by its~own
16 7 |            has not made thy ruling faculty worse~than it was before.~
17 7 |        into itself, and the ruling faculty is not~made worse. But the
18 7 |    rational and political (social) faculty finds to be~neither intelligent
19 8 |         delight to~keep the ruling faculty sound without turning away
20 8 |           Remember that the ruling faculty is invincible, when~self-collected
21 8 |            into every man's ruling faculty; and also let every other~
22 9 |          appetite: keep the~ruling faculty in its own power.~ Among
23 9 |            all of us that have the~faculty of vision and all that have
24 9 |       judge about them? The ruling faculty.~ Not in passivity, but
25 9 |          to examine thy own ruling faculty and that of the universe~
26 9 |           consider that his ruling faculty is akin to thine.~ As thou
27 9 |          contented with~thy ruling faculty, when it does the things
28 9 |       disturbed? Say to the ruling faculty, Art thou dead, art thou~
29 9 |          for them to give thee the faculty of not fearing~any of the
30 10|   perfected, and the~contemplative faculty is exercised, and the confidence
31 10|       mountain.~ What is my ruling faculty now to me? And of what nature
32 11|        aberrations of the superior faculty against~which thou shouldst
33 11|           And~also when the ruling faculty is discontented with anything
34 12|            respect only thy ruling faculty and the divinity~within
35 12|            I say, from this ruling~faculty the things which are attached