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 1 1 | discovering and ordering, in an intelligent and~methodical way, the
 2 3 |    anything which belongs to an intelligent animal and~a member of a
 3 7 |        one~common reason in all intelligent animals, and one truth;
 4 7 |      office of the rational and intelligent motion to~circumscribe itself,
 5 7 |        both are animal; but the~intelligent motion claims superiority
 6 7 |     faculty finds to be~neither intelligent nor social, it properly
 7 8 |         now doing is work of an~intelligent living being, and a social
 8 8 |  subject to impediments, and is~intelligent and just, since it gives
 9 8 |  intelligence is an evil to the intelligent nature.~Apply all these
10 8 |    embraces all things. For the intelligent~power is no less diffused
11 9 |    among reasonable animals one intelligent soul is distributed: just~
12 9 |      participates in the common intelligent nature~moves in like manner
13 9 |       now takes place. For only intelligent~animals have now forgotten
14 9 |         things proceed from one intelligent source and come~together
15 10|         is the elevation of the intelligent part above the~pleasurable
16 11|       not then~strange that thy intelligent part only should be disobedient