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 1   2, 105 |      her hair, and pared her nails, ~and put off the raiment
 2   3, 25  |    things, for instance, the nails, the ~crown, the lance;
 3   3, 25  |      worshiped; as ~also His nails, His lance, and His sacred
 4   3, 25  |    but ~not the image of the nails or of any such thing.~Aquin.:
 5   3, 46  |    from the fastening of the nails; on His face from the blows
 6   3, 81  |   piercing of the thorns and nails."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[81] A[
 7 Suppl, 76|     parts, such as hair ~and nails, to which apparently Augustine
 8 Suppl, 76|    accidental parts, such as nails and hair.~Aquin.: SMT XP
 9 Suppl, 77|      2) Whether the hair and nails will?~(3) Whether the humors
10 Suppl, 77|  human ~nature than hair and nails. Yet these will be restored
11 Suppl, 77|     1/1~Whether the hair and nails will rise again in the human
12 Suppl, 77| would seem that the hair and nails will not rise again in the ~
13 Suppl, 77|   body. For just as hair and nails result from the surplus
14 Suppl, 77|      therefore will hair and nails.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[80] A[
15 Suppl, 77|      therefore will hair and nails.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[80] A[
16 Suppl, 77| sensitive soul. But hair and nails are not perfected by a ~
17 Suppl, 77| would seem that the hair and nails will ~not rise again.~Aquin.:
18 Suppl, 77|  Para. 2/2~Further, hair and nails were given to man as an
19 Suppl, 77|     fruit; and thus hair and nails are ~in man for the protection
20 Suppl, 77|     it follows that hair and nails will rise again ~in him.~
21 Suppl, 77|       production of hair and nails which she needs for the
22 Suppl, 77|     individual, ~as hair and nails are, but only for the protection
23 Suppl, 77|      1~Reply OBJ 3: Hair and nails are nourished and grow,