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 1   1, 83 | reproducing within itself what is announced from without." Thus according ~
 2   2, 172|       revealed to the prophet is ~announced; and this is done sometimes
 3   3     |           Mt. 1:21), as the angel announced, showed unto ~us in His
 4   3, 12 |         decreed ~by the Father is announced to Joseph by angels, and
 5   3, 30 |      Incarnation of her Son to be announced to her.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
 6   3, 30 |      neither should it have ~been announced to the Blessed Virgin that
 7   3, 30 |      reasonable that it should be announced to the ~Blessed Virgin that
 8   3, 30 |      Incarnation should have been announced to her by God ~immediately,
 9   3, 30 |           which Divine things are announced to men by angels; in like ~
10   3, 30 |          manner Divine things are announced to a woman by a man: wherefore
11   3, 30 |     Incarnation should have ~been announced to the Blessed Virgin by
12   3, 30 |          greater things should be announced by messengers of ~greater
13   3, 30 |           greatest of ~all things announced by angels to men. It seems,
14   3, 30 |  therefore, if it ~behooved to be announced by an angel at all, that
15   3, 30 |         of the Incarnation to be ~announced to the Mother of God by
16   3, 30 |         regard to ~that which was announced. For the angel came to announce
17   3, 30 |      certainty of that which was ~announced. For we apprehend with greater
18   3, 30 |   Therefore the angel should have announced to the Virgin the ~conception
19   3, 30 |        angel seems first to ~have announced what the virgin might doubt,
20   3, 30 |          Full of grace"; ~then he announced the conception in the words, "
21   3, 33 |             As soon as the angel ~announced it, as soon as the Spirit
22   3, 36 |            ii, ~8), the angel who announced Christ's birth did not go
23   3, 36 |           Christ's birth was ~not announced to the righteous, viz. Simeon
24   3, 36 |       neither should it have been announced to the shepherds by means ~
25   3, 36 |     neither ought it to have been announced to ~the Magi by means of
26   3, 36 |          Christ's birth should be announced by a star.~Aquin.: SMT TP
27   3, 36 |          s birth was not suitably announced by a ~star.~Aquin.: SMT
28   3, 36 |         He was able to speak, was announced ~by heralds who spoke, so
29   3, 38 |     baptizing with water." For he announced Christ to the crowds ~that
30   3, 42 |    behooved Christ's coming to be announced to the Jews first, lest
31   3, 55 |        the angels' testimony, who announced the Resurrection to the ~
32   3, 61 |         Christ's coming should be announced beforehand. Therefore ~it
33   3, 83 |       sign that this doctrine was announced to the peoples ~through