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 1   1, 39  |        Moses, was prefigured the delivery of the human race accomplished
 2   1, 39  |        Moses, was prefigured the delivery of the human race accomplished
 3   2, 7   |   valiantly ~for the sake of the delivery of the state, or of Christendom,
 4   2, 73  |      apparent good, for example, delivery from some anxiety.~Aquin.:
 5   2, 98  |      subservient to the external delivery; ~and the Lord, because
 6   2, 100 |         of the past favor of the delivery ~from Egypt, and as a sign
 7   2, 102 |        its ~signification of the delivery from Egypt, or that circumcision
 8   2, 102 |     Trumpets," in memory ~of the delivery of Isaac, when Abraham found
 9   2, 102 | peace-offering, in memory of the delivery form ~Egypt through the
10   2, 10  |       her maternal ~heart by the delivery of so many nations."~Aquin.:
11   2, 30  |         under our charge for the delivery of ~such a person, since
12   2, 118 |         deposit, ~and demand its delivery while in a state of madness,
13   2, 185 |          jurisdiction: ~thus the delivery of a judgment is deputed
14   3, 41  |     forth the mystery of ~Adam's delivery from exile," who had been
15   3, 66  |       Baptism, in respect of our delivery from the bondage of sin;
16   3, 68  |          Gn. 38:27: "In the very delivery of the ~infants, one put
17   3, 85  |     draweth near the time of her delivery, is in pain, and crieth
18   3, 86  |          blind man signifies the delivery of the sinner. ~Therefore
19 Suppl, 3 |     contrite man rejoices in his delivery, in the hope of ~pardon,
20 Suppl, 7 |     rather as the joint cause of delivery from punishment (because
21 Suppl, 61|        intercourse the aforesaid delivery is completed, because then ~
22 Suppl, 75|          forgiveness of debts or delivery from evil cannot be applied
23 Suppl, 96|        been some who predicted a delivery from eternal punishment