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 1   2, 19  |       in relation to the common estate; whereas the thief's wife
 2   2, 105 |      succeed to ~their father's estate except in default of male
 3   2, 105 |     been sad to think that his ~estate would pass to strangers.
 4   2, 105 |    succeeded to their ~father's estate, should marry within their
 5   2, 20  |     measured according to man's estate: yet it is not, if we look
 6   2, 61  |        be appointed heir to an ~estate, but not to be chosen for
 7   2, 85  |       has ~charge of the common estate of a multitude should be
 8   2, 99  |        will had to be read, the estate had to be divided, and so ~
 9   2, 127 |        depart from his ~natural estate, or from the dignity of
10   2, 129 |     certain excellence of their estate: and accordingly ~inordinate
11   2, 167 |          namely, as exceeds his estate) "save for vainglory." ~
12   2, 167 |       is an indication of man's estate; ~wherefore excess, deficiency,
13   2, 167 | something connected with man's ~estate.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[169] A[
14   2, 167 |          be consistent with the estate of the person, according
15   2, 167 |  maintain the fitness of ~their estate, or even by adding something
16   2, 183 |         they ~are of the Lord's estate, or because the Lord Himself
17   2, 183 |         the Lord Himself is the estate, i.e. ~portion of clerics.
18   3, 23  |       admits him as heir to his estate. Now God is infinitely good: ~
19   3, 41  |        in words their glory and estate." Or, again, as ~Origen
20 Suppl, 57|   adopted does not inherit ~the estate of the adopter, nor is the
21 Suppl, 57|       power to dispose of their estate. Consequently one who is
22 Suppl, 57|        competent to inherit the estate, ~be adopted, he is adopted
23 Suppl, 57|    which one inherits another's estate.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[57] A[