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 1   2, 42  |          OBJ 1: Not every fear is identically the same; there are various ~
 2   2, 67  |       long as it remains the same identically, cannot pass from one species
 3   2, 67  |      cannot be perfect and remain identically the same.~Aquin.: SMT FS
 4   2, 67  |          it remains the same, not identically but ~generically, it is
 5   2, 67  |       knowledge of faith ~remains identically the same, this is absolutely
 6   2, 67  |        the genus does not ~remain identically the same: thus if you remove
 7   2, 67  |         of color does not remain ~identically the same, as though the
 8   2, 67  |   substance of the ~genus remains identically the same, when the difference
 9   2, 67  |       substance of matter remains identically the same, when the form
10   2, 67  |          remains of faith, either identically or specifically the same,
11   2, 67  |           thing is ~the same, not identically, but generically, as stated.~
12   2, 67  | perfection of glory, but ~remains identically the same.~Aquin.: SMT FS
13   2, 4   |          informis] faith are one ~identically?~(5) Whether faith is a
14   3, 50  |          1/1~Whether Christ's was identically the same body living and
15   3, 50  |        seem that Christ's was not identically the same body ~living and
16   3, 50  |       everyone else is not simply identically the same, dead and living, ~
17   3, 50  |    neither ~is the body of Christ identically the same, dead and living.~
18   3, 50  |     Christ's body ~was not simply identically the same, living and dead. ~
19   3, 50  |          was dead, did not remain identically the same, because death
20   3, 50  |        body ~of Christ was simply identically the same: since a thing
21   3, 50  |           is said to be ~"simply" identically the same from the identity
22   3, 50  |        was not "simply" the same ~identically, because it was not "totally"
23   3, 50  |      thing is said to be the same identically according ~to suppositum,
24   3, 50  |        nature, still it continues identically ~the same in Christ according
25   3, 55  |     Thirdly, He shows that it was identically the same body which ~He
26   3, 77  |        for ~an accident remaining identically the same to be at one time
27 Suppl, 1 |          it is impossible for the identically same ~thing to arise from
28 Suppl, 44|      relation of equality is not ~identically the same in each extreme.
29 Suppl, 44|    Neither therefore is there an ~identically same joining; and consequently
30 Suppl, 70|          eye. But if it were not ~identically the same soul that returns
31 Suppl, 70|        the body, it would not be ~identically the same man. Therefore
32 Suppl, 70|           reason it would not be ~identically the same eye, if the visual
33 Suppl, 70|         the visual power were not identically the ~same; and in like manner
34 Suppl, 70|    neither would the whole man be identically the same. ~Therefore it
35 Suppl, 70|       just as a fire would remain identically the same, although ~another
36 Suppl, 70|           been heated returns not identically the same, although the water
37 Suppl, 70|           organs will be the same identically, ~although the powers be
38 Suppl, 70|        although the powers be not identically the same.~Aquin.: SMT XP
39 Suppl, 72|          species as ours, ~is not identically the same. Now we see that
40 Suppl, 76|          the body will rise again identically the same?~(2) Whether it
41 Suppl, 76|        would not be described as ~identically the same. Therefore neither
42 Suppl, 76|   Therefore the body will not be ~identically the same. The minor is proved
43 Suppl, 76|          will rise again the same identically.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[79] A[
44 Suppl, 76|         the body will ~rise again identically the same, but of a different
45 Suppl, 76|            1/1~Whether it will be identically the same man that shall
46 Suppl, 76|          seem that it will not be identically the same man that ~shall
47 Suppl, 76|       substance are not ~repeated identically." Now such is man's substance
48 Suppl, 76|           it will not be the same identically. Therefore much less ~will
49 Suppl, 76|   Therefore much less ~will it be identically the same man if he be reformed
50 Suppl, 76|  Consequently it does not return ~identically the same, nor can the statue
51 Suppl, 76|       same, nor can the statue be identically the same. But ~man's form,
52 Suppl, 76|        they will ~not be the same identically. Now if the parts are different
53 Suppl, 76|           after ~being remade, is identically the same, not as to its