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 1   1, 103 |           of things; others happen miraculously, ~and not in accordance
 2   1, 103 |          those things which ~occur miraculously, are ordered for the manifestation
 3   1, 105 |          it happens that God works miraculously outside the order of corporeal ~
 4   2, 63  |            save perhaps ~sometimes miraculously, those things that can be
 5   2, 63  |          God wished to give a man ~miraculously virtues, such as those that
 6   2, 81  |        contracted by anyone formed miraculously from ~some part of the human
 7   2, 81  |      contracted by a person formed miraculously ~from human flesh?~Aquin.:
 8   2, 81  |     contracted by a person ~formed miraculously from human flesh. For a
 9   2, 102 |            that bodily leprosy was miraculously cured by the legal rite,
10   2, 103 |            leper would be cleansed miraculously by the power of God, ~but
11   2, 109 |    knowledge. And yet at times God miraculously instructs some by His grace ~
12   2, 109 |            sometimes ~brings about miraculously what nature can do.~Aquin.:
13   2, 1   |          is that ~Christ's body is miraculously contained therein and thus
14   2, 122 |            of ~their free will was miraculously accelerated, so that they
15   2, 150 |        there is that which can be ~miraculously restored by God, namely
16   2, 152 |             so, that which is done miraculously by the Divine power is not
17   3, 4   |        cxxxvii): "In deeds wrought miraculously the whole reason ~of the
18   3, 13  |          the heavenly bodies were ~miraculously changed from their course,
19   3, 28  |            these things took place miraculously by ~Divine power. Whence
20   3, 28  |           virginity which had been miraculously preserved in her.~Aquin.:
21   3, 31  |          Further, as the woman was miraculously formed from the man, so ~
22   3, 31  |           Christ's body was formed miraculously from the Virgin. But the
23   3, 33  |           Man, although He ~had it miraculously; thus, too, the blind man
24   3, 33  |            sees naturally by sight miraculously received.~Aquin.: SMT TP
25   3, 35  |           Further, Christ was born miraculously of the Blessed Virgin. But ~
26   3, 41  |            to seek to ~obtain food miraculously for mere bodily support.
27   3, 41  |           support. Hence the Lord ~miraculously provided the children of
28   3, 41  |            in like fashion ~Christ miraculously provided the crowds with
29   3, 44  |          the moon, while returning miraculously from the east to the ~west,
30   3, 44  |          those who had been healed miraculously ~to tell no one, as appears
31   3, 44  |           fitting that ~Christ, by miraculously healing men in particular,
32   3, 45  |          to the gifts, that He had miraculously. The same is to be said, ~
33   3, 46  |            since it was fashioned ~miraculously by the operation of the
34   3, 54  |           bodies not glorified are miraculously unseen: as was by a miracle ~
35   3, 57  |            God can bring it about ~miraculously that a body be with another
36   3, 66  |          pure ~water gushing forth miraculously like the blood from a dead
37   3, 69  |          the Divine power produces miraculously in Baptism: ~thus on Rm.
38   3, 72  |           God ~sent sensible signs miraculously.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[72] A[
39   3, 72  |            visible signs, wrought ~miraculously by God, Who can bestow the
40   3, 72  |            effect ~of Confirmation miraculously: but not the sacrament of
41   3, 75  |         because they are bestowed ~miraculously upon the accidents themselves,
42   3, 76  |            dimensions, or at least miraculously, as they also subsist miraculously ~
43   3, 76  | miraculously, as they also subsist miraculously ~after the fashion of substance.~
44   3, 76  |          flesh or a child appears ~miraculously in this sacrament?~Aquin.:
45   3, 76  |          flesh or a ~child appears miraculously in this sacrament. Because
46   3, 76  |          heaven: yet what appears ~miraculously in this sacrament is sometimes
47   3, 76  |            not seen, but a species miraculously formed either in the ~eyes
48   3, 77  |      maintained that ~this is done miraculously in virtue of the consecration,
49   3, 77  |            either be naturally or ~miraculously. But they cannot be corrupted
50   3, 77  |      Neither can they be corrupted miraculously, because the miracles ~which
51   3, 77  |            to ~whom sight is given miraculously, sees naturally.~Aquin.:
52   3, 77  |         that anything takes ~place miraculously in this sacrament, except
53   3, 77  |         actual consecration it is ~miraculously bestowed on the dimensive
54   3, 77  |           own nature, and receives miraculously the power and property of ~
55   3, 82  |           If Christ's body appears miraculously upon the altar under ~the
56 Suppl, 65|           place in natural ~things miraculously, by way of exception to
57 Suppl, 69|          from those which are done miraculously." Consequently, according ~
58 Suppl, 69|             which can only be done miraculously by the Divine ~power, and
59 Suppl, 71|     applies ~to all those who were miraculously raised from the dead, many
60 Suppl, 73|         thing, though ~it be given miraculously, the act that ensues is
61 Suppl, 80|             a thing cannot be done miraculously either against the ~common
62 Suppl, 80|      possible for two bodies to be miraculously together in the same place.~
63 Suppl, 80|      impossible for one body to be miraculously in two ~places locally (