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 1   1, 76  | incorruptibility, yet it cannot ~deprive intellectuality of its incorruptibility.~
 2   1, 75  | incorruptibility, yet it cannot ~deprive intellectuality of its incorruptibility.~
 3   1, 82  |     voluntary causes He does not deprive ~their actions of being
 4   2, 32  |       potters, but ~because they deprive him of his own excellence
 5   2, 35  |     torpor especially is said to deprive one of ~speech is because
 6   2, 37  |          seem that pain does not deprive one of the power to ~learn.
 7   2, 37  |          be not so strong as ~to deprive one of the hope of avoiding
 8   2, 37  |       observe that many ailments deprive one of the ~use of reason,
 9   2, 42  |         fears, in so far as they deprive him of the remedies ~with
10   2, 59  |       the ~function of virtue to deprive the powers subordinate to
11   2, 89  |     beauty of our souls so as to deprive us ~of the embraces of our
12   2, 89  |      commit a sin that would not deprive him ~of that state of integrity.
13   2, 3   |      omitting to do so, we would deprive God of due honor, or ~our
14   2, 4   |      unfitting that grace should deprive man of a gift of God by
15   2, 30  |        it would be inordinate to deprive oneself of one's own, in ~
16   2, 31  |         good ~of nature so as to deprive the sinner's reason of all
17   2, 41  |       though venial sin does not deprive a man of ~grace which is
18   2, 60  |          the owner's will, is to deprive him of the use of what ~
19   2, 63  |           But it is unlawful ~to deprive a man of his soul by killing
20   2, 81  |         unintentionally does not deprive prayer of its fruit. ~Hence
21   2, 86  |           expedient to anyone to deprive himself of the good that
22   2, 96  |        ad 3), coercion does not ~deprive a promissory oath of its
23   2, 149 |   violence of another's lust can deprive her body of its ~holiness,
24   2, 154 |    passion be so ~vehement as to deprive one of the judgment of reason,
25   2, 180 |       delights of truth, lest we deprive ourselves of its sweetness,
26   2, 183 |         bishop or cleric wish to deprive himself of that which is
27   2, 185 |      motives. First, in order to deprive the false apostles of the ~
28   3, 40  |     ordained to Him. Thirdly, to deprive the Jews of an excuse ~for
29   3, 42  |         3/4~Thirdly, in order to deprive the Jews of ground for quibbling.
30   3, 45  |          This did not, ~however, deprive Christ of His power of outpouring
31   3, 55  |       not see, does not entirely deprive him of faith ~nor of the
32   3, 60  |     mispronounce the words as to deprive them of sense, the sacrament
33   3, 75  |       our pilgrimage He does not deprive us of His ~bodily presence;
34   3, 82  |         his ~ordination does not deprive him of his orders; but hinders
35   3, 88  |           on their account, God ~deprive man of grace, and judge
36   3, 89  |         the intention was not to deprive him of the hope of pardon, ~
37 Suppl, 3 |        from God, since they ~all deprive us of grace whereby the
38 Suppl, 11|        wherefore he is ~bound to deprive him of the dignity of his
39 Suppl, 15|         work, as such, does not ~deprive the agent of anything, but
40 Suppl, 15|          goods. By alms-deeds we deprive ourselves of some goods
41 Suppl, 15|       soul, there ~is no need to deprive ourselves of any of them,
42 Suppl, 21|         excommunication does not deprive a man of the general suffrages ~
43 Suppl, 21|         excommunication does not deprive a man of these. Therefore
44 Suppl, 21|    unjust excommunication cannot deprive a man of charity, since
45 Suppl, 21|       excommunication is said to deprive a man ~of God's grace, as
46 Suppl, 30|          to those defects ~which deprive man of spiritual life, namely.
47 Suppl, 30|        man spiritually, so as to deprive ~him of perfect vigor for
48 Suppl, 49|        the marriage goods do not deprive ~that deed of its shame.
49 Suppl, 57|           can his father legally deprive him of a fourth part of
50 Suppl, 62|        the ~husband, it does not deprive him of the right of asking
51 Suppl, 62|         is secret, this does not deprive ~his adulterous wife of
52 Suppl, 80| accidents. Now subtlety does not deprive the glorified ~body of its
53 Suppl, 81|         or ~position, except one deprive it of its corporeity, by
54 Suppl, 82|          glorified body will not deprive it of transparency, as neither
55 Suppl, 82|        the ~density of a crystal deprive crystal.~Aquin.: SMT XP
56 Suppl, 93|          mortal sin, which would deprive him of both aurea and aureole.
57 Suppl, 96|   eternal life, although sin may deprive us of ~that fruit, even