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 1 5 |     good, at another bad. This capacity is found nowhere else, though
 2 5 | opinions are said to have this capacity, not because they themselves
 3 8 |    terms which refer to inborn capacity or incapacity. Such things
 4 8 |        in virtue of his inborn capacity or incapacity to do something
 5 8 |     but in virtue of an inborn capacity to accomplish something
 6 8 |        in virtue of the inborn capacity of easy resistance to those
 7 8 |     virtue of the lack of this capacity. Similarly with regard to
 8 8 |      thing because it has that capacity of resistance which enables
 9 8 |     reason of the lack of that capacity.~A third class within this
10 8 |  called in virtue of an inborn capacity, is not derived from that
11 8 |      them. In this, the inborn capacity is distinct from the science,
12 10|     sense, signifying that the capacity may be either present or