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 1   1, 23  |             4: Even if by a special privilege their predestination were ~
 2   1, 99  |             in ~the case of special privilege, such as we believe was
 3   2, 105 |            to avail himself of the ~privilege granted by the Law, whereby
 4   2, 112 |        grace, for God by a ~special privilege reveals this at times to
 5   3, 26  |     CONCEPTION (EDITORIAL NOTE)~The privilege of the Virgin-Mother of
 6   3, 26  |      PARTIALLY EXEMPT FROM THE LAW; PRIVILEGE OF IMMACULATE CONCEPTION . . . . ~.
 7   3, 26  |              not a few ascribed the privilege as being absolute ~and not
 8   3, 27  |           it was granted, by way of privilege, ~to others, to be sanctified
 9   3, 27  |        bestow His grace, by special privilege, on ~some before they are
10   3, 27  |           for this was the singular privilege of ~Christ: but by reason
11   3, 27  |           this seems to be Christ's privilege, according to Jn. 1:14: "
12   3, 45  |       bestowed on him; John in the ~privilege of Christ's love for him
13   3, 45  |            James on ~account of the privilege of martyrdom. Nevertheless
14   3, 68  |           live, so as, by a kind of privilege, to ~receive the grace of
15   3, 77  | nevertheless ordained by a ~special privilege of grace, as is evident
16   3, 77  |       things are granted by special privilege which are ~outside the common
17 Suppl, 8 |              priest, in virtue of a privilege or of the command of a superior?~(
18 Suppl, 8 |            deserves ~to forfeit his privilege, for abusing the power intrusted
19 Suppl, 8 |              priest, in virtue of a privilege or a command given by a
20 Suppl, 8 |         priest, even in virtue of a privilege or command ~given by a superior.
21 Suppl, 8 |         given by a superior. For no privilege should be given that wrongs
22 Suppl, 8 |            allowed by a ~superior's privilege, permission, or command.~
23 Suppl, 8 |             subject of a command or privilege given by man. Now it is
24 Suppl, 8 |             prescribed by any human privilege or command.~Aquin.: SMT
25 Suppl, 8 |         flock is not hindered by ~a privilege granted to another to hear
26 Suppl, 25|            expressly opposed to the privilege granted to Peter, to whom
27 Suppl, 53|           and can enjoy equally the privilege of clergy. If, therefore,
28 Suppl, 53|             benefice, nor enjoy the privilege of clergy, as jurists ~assert (
29 Suppl, 53|           very reason he enjoys the privilege of clergy, it follows ~that
30 Suppl, 53|            in the Latin Church this privilege is forfeit to a married
31 Suppl, 71|             particular cases and by privilege. Even so the bounds of human
32 Suppl, 72|            to ashes: for it is the ~privilege of Christ alone that His
33 Suppl, 74|            this has been by special privilege of grace, and not as due ~
34 Suppl, 75|       certain persons by a special ~privilege of grace. For just as holy