[126] when this conviction rises up, it makes a catalogue of all the offences of the soul, and reproaching it with them, and looking sternly at it, it is scarcely able to be stopped in its attacks upon it; and the soul being convicted recognises all its actions by which it has offended against right reason, [63] [64] and perceives that it is foolish, and intemperate, and unjust, and full of pollutions.