at si mentis apex regnandi iure potitus pugnacis stomachi pulsus fibrasque rebelles frenet et omne iecur ratione coerceat una, fit stabilis vitae status, et sententia certa haurit corde Deum domino et subiungitur uni.
But if a supremacy in the soul, having gained authority to rule, checks the impulses of refractory appetite and rebellious flesh and controls all its passions under a single order, the constitution of life becomes stable and a settled way of thought draws in God in the heart and subjects itself to one Lord.
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