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 1   1, 20  | creatures, ~who are capable of returning love, and communicating
 2   1, 58  |        be fleeting, ~going and returning from one thing to another,
 3   1, 59  |        be fleeting, ~going and returning from one thing to another,
 4   2, 87  | Further, sin is removed by man returning to virtue. Now a ~virtuous
 5   2, 105 |       a stricter obligation of returning a ~loan than of restoring
 6   2, 15  |      which we ~are continually returning, for instance, to the house
 7   2, 19  |       of the ~impossibility of returning to happiness: hence it is
 8   2, 59  |      it with the obligation of returning it to its ~owner. If he
 9   2, 64  |      not of keeping it but of ~returning it to the owner who does
10   2, 178 |       in the tower and angels ~returning to heaven, without doubt
11   2, 182 |     sweetness," to perfect men returning after their ~contemplation.~~
12   2, 184 |      takes its name from "our ~returning [religimus] to God Whom
13   2, 186 |         refer ~"to perfect men returning from their contemplation."
14   3, 40  |      inconsistency in Christ's returning to the ~common manner of
15   3, 44  |      this case the moon, while returning miraculously from the east
16   3, 53  |      was not disintegrated ~by returning to dust, yet the separation
17   3, 74  | corruption; hence there is no ~returning from vinegar to wine, as
18   3, 77  |       species, and so from the returning ~substance of the bread
19   3, 77  |       as created anew, than as returning. And in this ~sense the
20   3, 83  |     Communion); and the priest returning thanks by ~prayer, as Christ,
21   3, 88  |        the possibility of sins returning, said ~that God pardons
22   3, 88  |        the chief cause of sins returning.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[88] A[
23 Suppl, 70|        many have related after returning to life ~from this suspended