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 1   1, 50  |        angelic nature approaches nearest to God. Therefore since
 2   1, 57  |        creatures the ~angels are nearest to God, and resemble Him
 3   1, 77  |     intellectual soul approaches nearest to the likeness of God.
 4   1, 51  |        angelic nature approaches nearest to God. Therefore since
 5   1, 58  |         creatures the angels are nearest to God, and resemble Him
 6   1, 76  |     intellectual soul approaches nearest to the likeness of God.
 7   1, 92  |         the ~soul approaches the nearest to a representation of the
 8   1, 95  |      also every ~man him that is nearest to himself." Now in that
 9   1, 101 |     heavenly bodies, the moon is nearest to us, ~and is, moreover,
10   1, 107 |        order of "Thrones" is the nearest to God; for nothing is nearer
11   1, 108 |          that which ~brings them nearest to God belongs to the creatures
12   2, 66  |         and among effects, those nearest to the cause are the most ~
13   2, 83  |          most spiritual and ~the nearest to reason, in so far "as
14   2, 105 |         of government approaches nearest in resemblance ~to the Divine
15   2, 105 |             the ancients" of the nearest city "shall take a heifer
16   2, 105 |         was frequently from ~the nearest city: wherefore the slaying
17   2, 105 |        for these things that are nearest to us, ~according to Ecclus.
18   2, 105 |      also every ~man him that is nearest to himself." Therefore the
19   2, 1   |         4). Hence those who were nearest to Christ, ~wherefore before,
20   2, 29  |         on the ~things which are nearest to it: thus fire heats most
21   2, 29  |         the substances which are nearest to Him, as Dionysius ~declares (
22   2, 34  |           sorrow {nemesis} [*The nearest equivalent is "indignation."
23   2, 81  |         is the highest, and the ~nearest to the will; and consequently
24   2, 103 |       the end, and that which is nearest to the ~end. Wherefore disobedience
25   2, 155 |        it would seem to approach nearest to ~charity, the greatest
26   2, 172 |      with ~fewer means and those nearest to hand: thus more praise
27   2, 182 |        supports of that which is nearest to the altar." Therefore
28   2, 186 | preaching, which, ~moreover, are nearest to the episcopal perfection,
29   3, 6   |         follow that the body was nearest to it, ~since it is matter
30   3, 27  |         Blessed Virgin Mary was ~nearest to Christ in His humanity:
31   3, 27  |    fulness of grace that she was nearest of all to the Author of
32   3, 36  |          to them first who ~were nearest to Christ, and who longed
33   3, 36  |           But the righteous were nearest to Christ by faith, ~and
34   3, 56  |      operates first upon what is nearest to it, and through it upon
35   3, 56  |          as fire first heats the nearest air, and ~through it it
36   3, 65  |   sacraments, Extreme Unction is nearest to the ~last end which is
37   3, 69  |         more heat who approaches nearest ~to it, although the fire,
38 Suppl, 54|          common ancestor but the nearest, ~whose power still remains
39 Suppl, 72|    saints who are in ~heaven are nearest to God, the order of the
40 Suppl, 73|       means of His will which is nearest to the effect; hence it ~
41 Suppl, 77|  produced from food, ~seed comes nearest to the truth of human nature,
42 Suppl, 77|       that wherein he approached nearest to the perfect ~participation