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 1   1, 93  |          the state of innocence ~continued, it was impossible for the
 2   2, 32  |        is ~pleasant. Because the continued action of an agent increases
 3   2, 32  |          and ~therefore when the continued presence of a pleasant object
 4   2, 32  |          that might ~result from continued operation. And thus from
 5   2, 102 |        is rejected "if he have a continued scab," i.e. ~lustfulness
 6   2, 105 |          the ~divine worship was continued through carnal generation:
 7   2, 114 |    according to James 5:16: "The continued prayer of a just man availeth ~
 8   2, 1   |       birth of Christ, and ~many continued so to believe, until they
 9   2, 33  |    resistance; by flight when ~a continued thought increases the incentive
10   2, 81  |    measure, so that it cannot be continued any longer without ~causing
11   2, 120 |        that the ~favor should be continued to him, and he who is ungrateful
12   2, 122 |     inflicted by persecution and continued until death ensues. The
13   2, 126 |      describes as "the fixed and continued persistence in a ~well considered
14   2, 134 |        patience; and by ~adding "continued" or "long lasting," he refers
15   2, 135 |    perseverance is the fixed and continued persistence in a ~well-considered
16   2, 166 |          man answered that if he continued doing ~it, the bow would
17   2, 178 |          begins now and will be ~continued in the life to come; wherefore
18   3, 31  |          as though He no longer ~continued to govern heaven and earth,
19   3, 33  |       last period of time which ~continued without any interval up
20   3, 38  |    baptism, John should not have continued to baptize.~Aquin.: SMT
21   3, 38  |    Therefore it seems that ~John continued to baptize after Christ
22   3, 50  |        by death, the Word of God continued united with the ~soul, it
23   3, 50  |       from one another, each one continued to have the one same ~hypostasis
24   3, 53  |        after death Christ's body continued to be ~united with the Godhead,
25   3, 74  |      observances ought not to be continued in the time ~of grace. But
26 Suppl, 59|       because the Gentiles still continued to come to the faith, for ~
27 Suppl, 65| patriarchs, and by their example continued to ~others, at a time when
28 Suppl, 89|      lower), but with a ~kind of continued enlightenment; thus we might
29 Suppl, 93|        worship of God was to be ~continued by means of the carnal act,
30 Suppl, 93|  suffering for Christ's sake be ~continued unto death, whether death
31 Suppl, 93|           If, however, it be not continued unto death, this ~is not