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 1   1, 64  |        the demons' intellect is darkened by privation of the knowledge ~
 2   1, 64  |        the demons' intellect is darkened by being ~deprived of the
 3   1, 64  |   nature; for although they are darkened by privation of ~the light
 4   1, 67  |        that whenever the air is darkened by the absence of ~the luminary,
 5   1, 67  |        object the whole room is darkened? It is not that the light ~
 6   1, 65  |        the demons' intellect is darkened by privation of the knowledge ~
 7   1, 65  |        the demons' intellect is darkened by being ~deprived of the
 8   1, 65  |   nature; for although they are darkened by privation of ~the light
 9   1, 68  |        that whenever the air is darkened by the absence of ~the luminary,
10   1, 68  |        object the whole room is darkened? It is not that the light ~
11   2, 79  |       cause of ~the house being darkened, since it does not act of
12   2, 93  |   natural knowledge of good ~is darkened by passions and habits of
13   2, 98  |         the natural law was not darkened by habitual ~sinning.~Aquin.:
14   2, 102 | blear-eyed, i.e. if his mind is darkened ~by carnal affections: for
15   2, 23  |      God's ~presence, but he is darkened at once by God's absence,
16   3, 44  |     ninth hour; and the sun was darkened."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[44] A[
17   3, 51  |       during which the sun was ~darkened, and as day those other
18 Suppl, 72|        the sun and moon will be darkened?~(3) Whether the powers
19 Suppl, 72|       the sun and moon will be ~darkened in very truth?~Aquin.: SMT
20 Suppl, 72|       the sun and ~moon will be darkened in very truth. For, as Rabanus
21 Suppl, 72|      credible that they will be darkened ~through being bereft of
22 Suppl, 72|         of the heavens will be ~darkened, either at various times
23 Suppl, 88|        as the sun is said to be darkened in ~reference to a person
24 Suppl, 94|       the damned, which will be darkened utterly.~Aquin.: SMT XP