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 1   2, 23|      speak of a man being ~an infant until he has the use of
 2   3, 27|  though as yet unknown to the infant. Hence in the ~Gospel it
 3   3, 27|      is written, not that the infant in her womb believed, but
 4   3, 27|    was done divinely, in ~the infant; not humanly by the infant.
 5   3, 27|    infant; not humanly by the infant. Perhaps also in this child
 6   3, 28|      mere coming forth of the infant ~from the maternal womb.~
 7   3, 29|     of God brought ~forth the infant's limbs out of the virginal
 8   3, 34|     sense of touch, which the infant can exercise in the womb
 9   3, 35|  childbirth are caused by the infant opening ~the passage from
10   3, 36|     that the Magi found the ~"infant Jesus in no way different
11   3, 36|    the place where the Divine Infant was with His ~Virgin-Mother
12   3, 66|   reprehensible to baptize an infant with either a trine or a ~
13   3, 68| Augustine says in his book on Infant Baptism (De Pecc. ~Merit.
14   3, 68| Augustine says in his book on Infant Baptism (De Pecc. Merit.
15   3, 68|   above (Q[66], A[1]). But an infant's body, ~before being born
16   3, 68|      the body of the animated infant is already formed, and ~
17   3, 68|      we should not baptize an infant whose mother, through danger
18   3, 68|   Since, then, it," i.e. ~the infant, "is baptized, it certainly
19   3, 69| Augustine says in his book on Infant ~Baptism (De Pecc. Merit.
20   3, 69| Augustine says in the book on Infant Baptism (De Pecc. ~Merit.
21   3, 69| Augustine says in the book on Infant Baptism (De Pecc. ~Merit.
22   3, 69| Augustine says in the book on Infant ~Baptism (Ep. xcviii): "
23   3, 70|      of the tenderness of the infant ~before the eighth day.