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 1  IX, 2|          and in soul, and in the rational part of the soul, clearly
 2  IX, 2|         will be accompanied by a rational formula. This is why all
 3  IX, 2|       which are accompanied by a rational formula is alike capable
 4  IX, 2|      reason is that science is a rational formula, and the same rational
 5  IX, 2|   rational formula, and the same rational formula explains a thing
 6  IX, 2|         of their nature; for the rational formula applies to one object
 7  IX, 2|   depends on the possession of a rational formula, and the soul possesses
 8  IX, 2|        contrary effects. For the rational formula is one which applies
 9  IX, 2|        potency is according to a rational formula act contrariwise
10  IX, 2|          originative source, the rational formula.~It is obvious also
11  IX, 5|     which come by practice or by rational formula we must acquire
12  IX, 5|    produce change according to a rational formula and their potencies
13  IX, 5|         one effect each, but the rational produce contrary effects,
14  IX, 5| Therefore everything which has a rational potency, when it desires
15  IX, 5|         And so even if one has a rational wish, or an appetite, to
16  IX, 8|        if it acts according to a rational formula; and the same non-rational
17  XI, 5|   objections and utterly destroy rational discourse.~
18 XII, 7|         is the primary object of rational wish. But desire is consequent