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 1   1, 51  |        they were not all giants, albeit there were many more ~before
 2   1, 52  |        they were not all giants, albeit there were many more ~before
 3   2, 5   |          knowing and loving God, albeit imperfectly. Therefore man
 4   2, 5   |       can attain perfect health, albeit by means of medicine, than
 5   2, 6   |        will is moved towards it, albeit not for its own sake, but
 6   2, 62  |         his natural principles, ~albeit not without Divine assistance.
 7   2, 81  |       transmission of the semen, albeit the semen itself is ~not
 8   2, 88  |     imply a defect of due order, albeit in ~different ways, as stated (
 9   2, 99  | imperfect desire temporal goods, albeit ~in subordination to God:
10   2, 1   |         believed, was contained, albeit ~implicitly, in the faith
11   2, 4   |     which faith can ~be defined, albeit the words themselves are
12   2, 27  |         being an act of charity, albeit ~not its first act.~
13   2, 42  |  intention; yet it is fulfilled, albeit imperfectly, by those ~who
14   2, 51  |          the virtue of prudence; albeit in different ways, as stated
15   2, 53  |     there is some use of reason, albeit ~inordinate. Hence these
16   2, 60  |         for an unlawful purpose, albeit the giving ~itself is not
17   2, 62  |     self-defense, ~is irregular, albeit he intends not to kill him,
18   2, 86  |          is accelerated in some, albeit few, who on ~this account
19   2, 111 |        from a man's averseness, ~albeit inordinate, to be disagreeable
20   2, 115 |       things, and so is justice, albeit ~under a different aspect,
21   2, 120 |        by sinful than by ~lawful albeit corporal works, it follows
22   2, 121 |       other passions of the soul albeit modified by reason. ~And
23   2, 132 |        the passions of the soul, albeit in ~different ways. For
24   2, 135 |          power of the free-will, albeit repaired by grace, to abide ~
25   3, 11  |       its end by different ways: albeit there is never but one proper ~
26   3, 27  |         reason, is a venial sin, albeit extremely slight, as Augustine
27   3, 42  |   knowledge of spiritual things, albeit hidden under the ~garb of
28   3, 64  |        do what ~the Church does, albeit he esteem it to be nothing.
29   3, 66  |    represented after a ~fashion, albeit not so clearly; for no matter
30   3, 86  |        punishment is taken away, albeit a ~debt of some temporal
31   3, 86  |         the ~matter, viz. water, albeit chiefly in virtue of the
32   3, 87  |      attached to a created good, albeit not in opposition ~to God,
33   3, 87  |         debt of some punishment, albeit ~temporal; for it is written (
34 Suppl, 2 |         sin and is sorry for it, albeit not ~with the sorrow of
35 Suppl, 12|      satisfaction in this ~life, albeit the "fomes," which is the
36 Suppl, 19|         baptize ~and consecrate, albeit to his own damnation.~Aquin.:
37 Suppl, 32|    principle of the whole body, ~albeit a remote principle.~Aquin.:
38 Suppl, 39|    previous to receiving Orders, albeit not ~for the validity of
39 Suppl, 45|       bound by the marriage tie, albeit not in the tribunal of the ~
40 Suppl, 55|         namely of consanguinity, albeit in a different degree on ~
41 Suppl, 66|  adultery, he becomes irregular, albeit opinions ~differ on this
42 Suppl, 71|       from one another's ~works, albeit according to the measure
43 Suppl, 71|        suffrages of that priest, albeit a ~sinner, profit the departed.
44 Suppl, 76|         remain even after death, albeit not under the aspect ~of
45 Suppl, 77|   belongs to ~the species in it, albeit as regards what is material
46 Suppl, 83|        But the glorified bodies, albeit ~they receive something,
47 Appen1, 1| Therefore these souls ~likewise, albeit deprived of so great a good