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 1   2, 25  |           fear adds to aversion or detestation a certain lowness of spirits,
 2   2, 102 |            by steps." This ~was in detestation of idolatrous worship: for
 3   2, 102 |          kine of Bethaven." And in detestation ~of the sin of idolatry
 4   2, 102 |          of blood pertained to the detestation of ~idolatry, in which the
 5   2, 102 |            were deemed unclean ~in detestation of that sin, in order to
 6   2, 102 |        burnt without the ~camp, in detestation of sin: for this was done
 7   2, 102 |           like. Another reason was detestation of ~idolatry: because the
 8   2, 102 |   threefold. The first was to show detestation for the idolatry ~of the
 9   2, 102 |        agriculture; ~literally, in detestation of idolatry. For the Egyptians
10   2, 102 |        minglings were forbidden in detestation of the unnatural vice.~Aquin.:
11   2, 105 |            the animal was slain in detestation of the sin; and lest men ~
12   2, 105 |       order to frighten people, in detestation of murder. Because the ~
13   2, 105 |        excluded in ~perpetuity, in detestation of their past offense, i.e.
14   2, 113 |           act of ~free-will, means detestation and desire. For Augustine
15   2, 113 |         have a general movement of detestation with regard to all sins ~
16   2, 12  |     opinion is united to a certain detestation in the affections, even
17   2, 12  |           aggravated if the will's detestation is added thereto, and yet ~
18   2, 12  |            stated above (AA[1],3), detestation of the Divine ~goodness
19   2, 12  |            them. Accordingly this ~detestation of the Divine justice is,
20   2, 33  |           the ~dislike, horror and detestation of the Divine good, on account
21   3, 66  |           Donatists. Wherefore, in detestation of their error, only ~one
22   3, 74  |       which Gregory refers, and in detestation of the ~heresy of the Nazarenes,
23   3, 84  |          not for approval, but for detestation, and ~destruction.~Aquin.:
24   3, 84  |            in a wide sense for any detestation of ~something past: in which
25   3, 87  |          proceeding from grace, in detestation of that venial sin, either ~
26   3, 87  |           they imply a movement of detestation for sin, and in ~this way
27   3, 87  |          the ~implicit or explicit detestation of one's sins.~Aquin.: SMT
28   3, 88  |            85], AA[2],5) in man's ~detestation of his past sins; and against
29   3, 89  |       movement towards ~God and in detestation of sin is too remiss, just
30 Suppl, 4 |           is in the reason, and is detestation of the sin ~committed; the
31 Suppl, 4 |           lifetime, as regards the detestation of sin. The same is to ~
32 Suppl, 4 |            with a chain of eternal detestation of sin."~Aquin.: SMT XP
33 Suppl, 12| starting-point of the movement of ~detestation: whereas when taking heed
34 Suppl, 16|           its act consists ~in the detestation of evil done, together with
35 Suppl, 16|             offense committed. Now detestation of evil befits a person
36 Appen1, 2|           to the act of charity in detestation ~of venial sin."]~Aquin.: