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 1   1, 12 |        either appear sometimes afar off, or they ~are not in
 2   1, 84 |    place, when a thing is seen afar off it ~is seen to be a
 3   1, 88 |        in torment, saw Abraham afar off." Therefore local ~distance
 4   2, 113|       for whoever is called is afar off, and we are afar off
 5   2, 113|        is afar off, and we are afar off from God ~by sin. But
 6   2, 1  |   promises, but beholding them afar off." Now the further off
 7   2, 14 |        a sensible object from ~afar, by sight, hearing, or scent,
 8   2, 45 |      who sees ~as it were from afar, for his sight is keen,
 9   2, 45 |   prudent man considers things afar off, in so far as ~they
10   2, 47 |      man ~is one who sees from afar [porro videns]": and this
11   2, 47 |         whoever can see things afar off can much more see things ~
12   2, 130|        7): "Bring My sons from afar, and My daughters from the
13   2, 169|     things appear to them from afar. ~Wherefore, as Isidore
14   2, 169|         because they tell from afar ~[porro fantur]," that is,
15   2, 171|   Divine knowledge as existing afar off. ~Wherefore it is said
16   2, 171|     they were ~beholding . . . afar off." But those who are
17   2, 171|      of bliss see, not as from afar off, but rather, as it were,
18   2, 172|        was ~as yet a seer from afar. For this reason his vision
19   2, 176|      as showing something from afar [procul].~Aquin.: SMT SS
20   3, 28 |        of Christ - "many women afar off, who had followed Jesus ~
21   3, 36 | afterwards came the ~Magi from afar, who were "the first-fruits
22   3, 36 |        to ~come to Christ from afar. And therefore, as the devotion
23   3, 36 |        the Magi who came ~from afar, the indolence of the Jews
24   3, 41 |        He ~smelleth the battle afar off, the encouraging of