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 1   1, 52  |          immediately applied, is ~reputed as one place, even though
 2   1, 53  |          immediately applied, is ~reputed as one place, even though
 3   2, 52  |   wherefore a certain quantity is reputed great in man, which is not ~
 4   2, 52  |       great in man, which is not ~reputed great in an elephant. And
 5   2, 81  |      members of one community are reputed as one ~body, and the whole
 6   2, 102 |    concerned, no bodily thing is ~reputed impure, because all bodies
 7   2, 102 |           unto ~Abraham faith was reputed to justice," for the reason
 8   2, 102 |           proceeding from man was reputed unclean that was already
 9   2, 102 |         the same reason, men were reputed ~unclean if they suffered
10   2, 102 |        not lifted up thereby, are reputed ~unclean. By the prohibition
11   2, 113 |          the ungodly his faith is reputed to justice, ~according to
12   2, 45  | voluntarily against ~his craft is reputed a better craftsman than
13   2, 58  |        Num. 25:7-14), and "it was reputed to him unto justice" (Ps.
14   2, 69  |         you have received will be reputed a ~talent." Now every man
15   2, 174 |        King Robert of France, the reputed author of the 'Veni Sancte ~
16   3, 6   |        the ungodly, his faith ~is reputed to justice according to
17   3, 15  |          i.e. Joseph, who was His reputed ~father), "and His mother" (
18   3, 46  |       Isaias (53:12): "And He was reputed ~with the wicked."~Aquin.:
19   3, 46  |         thieves; but willed to be reputed with the ~ungodly that He
20   3, 48  |         nay, such sacrifices were reputed as impious, ~according to
21   3, 57  |         is, as mortal, whereby we reputed ~Him as a mere man,'" as
22   3, 59  |           who Himself was falsely reputed ~wicked."~Aquin.: SMT TP
23   3, 66  |           the ~Trinity, yet it is reputed as one Baptism."~Aquin.:
24   3, 69  |         the ungodly, his faith is reputed to ~justice according to
25   3, 74  |  Cataphrygae and Pepuziani, "are ~reputed to have made their Eucharistic
26   3, 80  |       cess-pool, his sin would be reputed a most grave one. Therefore,
27   3, 82  |      deserving of a curse, and is reputed an infamy and a ~blasphemy,
28 Suppl, 43|    expressive of the present are ~reputed to be married. Therefore
29 Suppl, 43|           puberty, they are to be reputed as betrothed.~Aquin.: SMT
30 Suppl, 55|         fact that a guilty man is reputed innocent, so it happens