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 1   1, 19  |       counsel to good that is of supererogation.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[19] A[
 2   2, 108 |         it a sin, but a ~work of supererogation for a preacher to take means
 3   2, 12  |     special things pertaining to supererogation such as the religious ~life,
 4   2, 56  |    however exclude the credit of supererogation, according to 1 Cor. 9:16, ~"
 5   2, 79  |          it loses the ~luster of supererogation, but not the merit of virtue,
 6   2, 83  |       while others are works of ~supererogation, and to these all are not
 7   2, 86  |          is one that pertains to supererogation. But vows are not ~only
 8   2, 86  |       not ~only about matters of supererogation, but also about matters
 9   2, 145 |         not given about works of supererogation which are a matter ~of counsel.
10   2, 145 |         Now fasting is a work of supererogation: else it would have ~to
11   2, 145 |         a precept of a matter of supererogation, but ~particularizes in
12   2, 183 |         one is bound to works of supererogation, unless he ~binds himself
13   2, 183 | possessing anything is a work of supererogation, for it is a matter not ~
14   2, 183 |          this would be a work of supererogation, as Paul ~says in reference
15   2, 184 |         oneself, to do works ~of supererogation. But every religious does
16   2, 184 |  perfection, ~which are works of supererogation and are not binding upon
17   2, 184 |          virtue is not a work of supererogation, but is common to all: whereas
18   2, 185 |   necessity, sometimes a work of supererogation. It was of ~necessity when
19   2, 185 |        man giveth to us." It was supererogation, as appears from 1 ~Cor.
20   2, 185 |     Apostle had recourse to this supererogation for ~three motives. First,
21   2, 185 |       not bound to all works of ~supererogation: wherefore neither did the
22 Suppl, 93|        reward given for works of supererogation, wherefore Bede ~commenting
23 Suppl, 93|   obligation, and not a work ~of supererogation as appears from the words
24 Suppl, 93|  absolutely speaking, ~a work of supererogation; since every one is not
25 Suppl, 93|     aureole is due to a ~work of supererogation, not as such, but as having
26 Suppl, 93|        remains, even though the ~supererogation cease, one merits the aureole.~
27 Suppl, 93|         also many other works of supererogation in ~which one will rejoice