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 1   1, 49  |         fire was evil because it burnt the house of a poor ~man.
 2   1, 50  |         fire was evil because it burnt the house of a poor ~man.
 3   2, 48  |        fire is soon spent having burnt ~up all the fuel; so too
 4   2, 89  |         of the house, and can be burnt, while ~the house is saved,
 5   2, 89  |        fire; "stubble," which is burnt up at ~once; and "hay,"
 6   2, 102 |         Wherefore also they were burnt with ~fire: because it is
 7   2, 102 |           a ~holocaust, i.e. all burnt." For this kind of sacrifice
 8   2, 102 |          Wherefore the whole was burnt up: so that as the whole
 9   2, 102 |         parts: ~for one part was burnt; while the other was granted
10   2, 102 |    priest, the ~whole victim was burnt up. For it was not fitting
11   2, 102 |          parts: for one part was burnt in honor of God; another
12   2, 102 |          God, while the fat was ~burnt upon the altar (Lev. 9:9,
13   2, 102 |          poured out, and the fat burnt up in His honor. ~Fourthly,
14   2, 102 |    sacrifices: because ~all were burnt in honor of God, and nothing
15   2, 102 |       sweet-smelling incense was burnt, signifying the holiness ~
16   2, 102 |        Cf. Heb. 9:13] which was ~burnt, were unclean, since they
17   2, 102 |       evening"; likewise he that burnt her; and he that gathered
18   2, 102 |         and such garments to ~be burnt, in order to avoid all occasion
19   2, 102 |   multitude of sins, ~it was all burnt outside the camp. Moreover,
20   2, 102 |           idols. Likewise it was burnt by fire, either because
21   2, 102 |  altogether; just as the cow was burnt "with her skin and ~her
22   2, 102 | Incarnation of Christ ~should be burnt with fire, i.e. they should
23   2, 102 |    offered up ~for sin had to be burnt, to denote the destruction
24   2, 102 |         They were ~not, however, burnt on the altar: since none
25   2, 102 |         none but holocausts were burnt ~thereon; but it was prescribed
26   2, 102 |   prescribed that they should be burnt without the ~camp, in detestation
27   2, 102 |       Passion. Their bodies were burnt without the camp, because "
28   2, 102 |          contracted by those who burnt these ~sacrifices, the reason
29   2, 102 |       and because it used to ~be burnt in honor of God; and, again,
30   2, 102 |          them good luck: or they burnt them for the purpose of ~
31   2, 83  |          animals were ~slain and burnt, the bread is broken, eaten,
32   2, 102 |          mover; thus wood is not burnt by fire if ~a stronger force
33   2, 145 |          temple of Jerusalem was burnt down by ~Nabuchodonosor (
34   3, 22  |   because ~the victim was wholly burnt, as we read in the first
35   3, 29  |        her ~father, she shall be burnt with fire."~Aquin.: SMT
36   3, 46  |       the entire multitude ~were burnt outside the camp, as commanded
37 Suppl, 13|        shall not be enough for a burnt offering [*Vulg.: 'Libanus
38 Suppl, 13|         the beasts thereof for a burnt offering']." Therefore ~