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 1   1, 110 | imaginative vision. But the angels reveal things in dreams, as appears ~
 2   1, 111 |           that God can immediately reveal things ~to men without the
 3   1, 112 |     enlightened by God, ~and these reveal them to the inferior. And
 4   1, 112 |          cannot know it unless God reveal it to them: and ~so they
 5   2, 42  |          guilty of a crime lest he reveal it to others.~Aquin.: SMT
 6   2, 6   |            s knowledge, unless God reveal them. To ~some, indeed,
 7   2, 31  |        Rule that "we are ~bound to reveal" a brother's sin, if it "
 8   2, 60  |        Further, no man is bound to reveal his own crime. But by making ~
 9   2, 60  |  restitution a man would sometimes reveal his crime, as in the case
10   2, 60  |     Although a man is not bound to reveal his crime to other ~men,
11   2, 60  |            men, yet is he bound to reveal it to God in confession;
12   2, 69  |            other side, or so as to reveal the secrets of his client
13   2, 71  |           is a mortal sin. Now, to reveal an unknown sin, which pertains
14   2, 71  |            it is not backbiting to reveal a man's ~hidden sin in order
15   2, 75  |     Whether the seller is bound to reveal a fault in the thing sold?~(
16   2, 93  |         this means they, at times, reveal certain future things to ~
17   2, 170 |          knowledge, which they can reveal to men: although those things ~
18   2, 170 |            Reply OBJ 2: The demons reveal what they know to men, not
19   3, 10  |            7), He was unwilling to reveal it; and, on the contrary,
20 Suppl, 11|            Therefore such ought to reveal what ~they know through
21 Suppl, 11|      certain cases it is lawful to reveal a confession.~Aquin.: SMT
22 Suppl, 11|        suspicion of sin, and so to reveal the confession ~somewhat,
23 Suppl, 11|           he is. ~But God does not reveal the sins which are made
24 Suppl, 11|       therefore, should the priest reveal ~them.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
25 Suppl, 11|        amendment; otherwise he may reveal them to one who can be a
26 Suppl, 11|           permission, a priest may reveal to another a ~sin which
27 Suppl, 11|            penitent's ~permission, reveal to another a sin which he
28 Suppl, 11|          penitent, ~the priest may reveal a sin of his to another.~
29 Suppl, 11|           can by his own authority reveal his sin ~to another. Therefore
30 Suppl, 11|            that if the priest does reveal it, he does not ~break the
31 Suppl, 11|          penitent's ~permission to reveal the sin, if they should
32 Suppl, 11|        Para. 1/1~Whether a man may reveal that which he knows through
33 Suppl, 11|            seem that a man may not reveal what he knows through ~confession
34 Suppl, 11|         consequently a man cannot ~reveal that sin, because this is
35 Suppl, 11|          confessional, he does not reveal what he heard in confession,
36 Suppl, 11|      confessor is not forbidden to reveal a sin simply, but ~to reveal
37 Suppl, 11|       reveal a sin simply, but ~to reveal it as heard in confession:
38 Suppl, 74|          the apostles, He will not reveal to others: wherefore all
39 Suppl, 86|         below them, and that ~they reveal their knowledge in whatever
40 Suppl, 86|           of the saints should not reveal ~certain things to others,
41 Suppl, 86|       terrible, because they ~will reveal in them certain things pleasing