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 1 pI,   15   |       by the direct guidance of reason penetrated the secrets of
 2 pII,   20  |         not only stole away the reason of man, but also made the
 3 pIII,   24 |   senses, what infirmity of the reason has placed a cloud on thine
 4 pIII,   25 |      have impressed the seal of reason, to set aside by the winnowing
 5 pIII,   26 |      hostility between lust and reason. For the activity of reason,
 6 pIII,   26 |     reason. For the activity of reason, taking its rise from a
 7 pIII,   26 |    contrary to the firmament of reason, turn and slip down into
 8 pIII,   26 |       it perishes ; the former, reason, bids it, as it rises, to
 9 pIII,   26 |    transfigures him into a god. Reason illuminates the darkness
10 pIII,   26 |         by the night of desire. Reason makes man to talk with angels;
11 pIII,   26 |      him to wanton with brutes. Reason teaches man to find in exile
12 pIII,   26 |        that if, in this strife, reason bend down lust to defeat,
13 pIII,   30 |     grows dull, the light of my reason is blurred. For the understanding
14 pIII,   30 |  diversities. I attain faith by reason, she attains reason by faith.
15 pIII,   30 |    faith by reason, she attains reason by faith. I know in order
16 mIV,   33  |   region of earth! Disclose the reason to me, who desire it, why
17 pIV,   40  |     fallacies of Arius refuted. reason then proves the sole unity
18 pIV,   42  |        to learn what irrational reason, what indiscreet discretion,
19 pIV,   42  |    forced man's little spark of reason to slumber, that, he, drunk,
20 mV,   46   |       fear, and fury mixed with reason, pleasant shipwreck, light
21 mV,   47   |       established, undiscerning reason, mad prudence, sad prosperity,
22 pV,   51   |    figure. For although natural reason recognizes, as grammar corroborates,
23 pV,   51   | solemnize in her connections as reason demands, only the natural
24 pVI,   60  |         who steals the spark of reason from her lover, and exposes
25 pVI,   65  |        sensuality it sickens by reason of their gross vice, yet
26 pVI,   65  |        have raised the spark of reason into its original fire it
27 mVII,   68 |        powers to them. Thus the reason of man, trampled by covetousness,
28 mVII,   68 |         conquering spirit, with reason as its master, walks upon
29 mVII,   68 |    below its feet-if, in short, reason, like an able charioteer,
30 mVII,   68 |     leader and director, is not reason, there will be no profit,
31 pVII,   75 |  teaching, which are founded on reason.' ~
32 pVIII,   83|    understanding, what is 1 the reason for your coming together,