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 1   I,  13|           human; for this part or faculty seems to function most in
 2   I,  13|        let us leave the nutritive faculty alone, since it has by its
 3   V,  1 |         of states of character. A faculty or a science which is one
 4  VI,  1 |    calculative is one part of the faculty which grasps a rational
 5  VI,  10|         means the exercise of the faculty of knowledge, so "understanding"
 6  VI,  10| applicable to the exercise of the faculty of opinion for the purpose
 7  VI,  12|          to virtue but to another faculty. We must devote our attention
 8  VI,  12|  statement about them. There is a faculty which is called cleverness;
 9  VI,  12|       Practical wisdom is not the faculty, but it does not exist without
10  VI,  12|       does not exist without this faculty. And this eye of the soul
11 VII,  7 |  themselves and their calculative faculty, are not defeated by their
12 VII,  12|       when we are exercising some faculty; and not all pleasures have
13 VII,  12|         only of the corresponding faculty; though for that matter