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 1   1, 14 |       imperfect; as if I were to compare man to animal; or six, ~
 2   1, 16 |       The case is the same if we compare the ~intelligible object
 3   1, 33 |   Further, it is not possible to compare things which have not a ~
 4   1, 81 |         sensitive power does not compare different things with ~each
 5   1, 81 |          And this is clear if we compare their ~respective objects
 6   1, 82 |    apprehensive power which does compare, it has some likeness of
 7   2, 13 |   preference to ~another. But to compare is an act of reason. Therefore
 8   2, 16 |          to which it belongs to ~compare and to direct. Therefore
 9   2, 16 |  something else. If therefore we compare use and ~enjoyment in respect
10   2, 16 |        something else. But if we compare them in ~respect of the
11   2, 25 |     execution. If, therefore, we compare ~the passions of the irascible
12   2, 25 |         Body Para. 3/4~But if we compare the irascible passions to
13   2, 31 |        Para. 2/4~If therefore we compare intellectual pleasures with
14   2, 31 |     knowledge; if anyone wish to compare these two, he will find
15   2, 35 |        Body Para. 2/2~If then we compare the cause of inward pain
16   2, 46 | immediately exasperated." Now to compare and ~to draw an inference
17   2, 64 |     operations. If therefore we ~compare moral virtue to reason,
18   2, 68 |         Body Para. 3/3~But if we compare the gifts to the other virtues,
19   2, 71 |     cannot corrupt virtue, if we compare the act to the ~virtue itself
20   2, 71 |          A[2], ~ad 2). But if we compare the sinful act to the cause
21   2, 80 |          power on earth that can compare with him." ~Therefore he
22   2, 12 |           1/1~Reply OBJ 1: If we compare murder and blasphemy as
23   2, 12 |         On the other hand, if we compare them in respect of the ~
24   2, 19 |   virtues: and among them, if we compare hatred of God and unbelief
25   2, 25 | comparing love to love we should compare one union with ~another.
26   2, 25 |          Para. 3/3~If however we compare union with union, it is
27   2, 30 |       Para. 2/2~Secondly, we may compare them with regard to some
28   2, 75 |          then he will be able to compare the various points one ~
29   2, 93 |          No temporal utility can compare with the harm to spiritual ~
30   2, 159|          as though not daring to compare themselves with ~others.
31   2, 170|      spent. For example, sailors compare their enemies to ~the winds,
32   2, 182|          ch. 5) he says: "If you compare the toils of this project,
33   2, 182|         5~I answer that, When we compare things in the point of super-eminence,
34   2, 182|           2/5~Accordingly, if we compare these with one who is a
35   3, 6  |         called the spirit, if we compare it ~with the other parts
36   3, 31 |        the ~other patriarchs, we compare Him, or His flesh, to Adam
37   3, 32 |        Chrysostom and ~Damascene compare the Holy Ghost, or also