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 1   1, 92  |       likeness of species. For ~imprints which are left by the movements
 2   2, 93  |   pronouncement of any kind, he imprints on their minds a rule ~which
 3   2, 93  |       is subject to him, so God imprints on ~the whole of nature
 4   2, 93  |          by being ~promulgated, imprints on man a directive principle
 5   2, 113 |        as regards the effect it imprints on ~us, it is sometimes
 6   3, 63  |         Whether every sacrament imprints a character?~Aquin.: SMT
 7   3, 63  |         1/1~Whether a sacrament imprints a character on the soul?~
 8   3, 63  |      that by the sacraments God imprints His ~character on us. ~Aquin.:
 9   3, 65  |  greater than a sacrament ~that imprints Christ's character.~Aquin.:
10   3, 66  |        Thirdly, because Baptism imprints a character, which is indelible,
11   3, 70  |     does not, therefore Baptism imprints a character that ~incorporates
12   3, 72  |        Its form;~(5) Whether it imprints a character?~(6) Whether
13   3, 72  |       sacrament of Confirmation imprints a character?~Aquin.: SMT
14 Suppl, 14|        1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Baptism imprints a character on the soul,
15 Suppl, 30|          Whether this sacrament imprints a character?~Aquin.: SMT
16 Suppl, 30|        1~Whether this sacrament imprints a character?~Aquin.: SMT
17 Suppl, 30|        seem that this sacrament imprints a character. For a ~character
18 Suppl, 30|      Therefore, just as Baptism imprints a character so does Extreme ~
19 Suppl, 30|     contrary, No sacrament that imprints a character is repeated.
20 Suppl, 31|       Reply OBJ 1: Confirmation imprints a character, whereby man
21 Suppl, 34| sacraments, for which reason it imprints a character, ~nevertheless
22 Suppl, 35|    Order. Therefore every Order imprints a character.~Aquin.: SMT
23 Suppl, 40| considered as a sacrament which imprints a character ~is specially