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 1   1, 1  |          It seems that, besides philosophical science, we have no need
 2   1, 1  |   reason is fully treated of in philosophical ~science. Therefore any
 3   1, 1  |         other knowledge besides philosophical science is ~superfluous.~
 4   1, 1  |       that is, is treated of in philosophical science - even God Himself;
 5   1, 1  |        vi). Therefore, besides ~philosophical science, there is no need
 6   1, 1  |  inspired of God, is no part of philosophical ~science, which has been
 7   1, 1  |         is useful ~that besides philosophical science, there should be
 8   1, 1  |         revealed by God besides philosophical science built up by ~human
 9   1, 1  |         necessary ~that besides philosophical science built up by reason,
10   1, 1  |       which may be learned from philosophical science, ~so far as they
11   1, 1  |        these belong to separate philosophical ~sciences. Therefore sacred
12   1, 1  |     subject-matter of different philosophical sciences can yet be treated
13   1, 1  |      which ~belong to different philosophical sciences because it considers
14   1, 1  |       Hence, although among the philosophical sciences one ~is speculative
15   1, 1  |         in a ~sense depend upon philosophical sciences; for Jerome observes,
16   1, 1  |         a sense depend upon the philosophical ~sciences, not as though
17   1, 1  | concerning God; even as in some philosophical ~sciences we demonstrate
18   1, 1  |       in mind, in regard to the philosophical sciences, that the ~inferior
19   1, 87 |         led, according to true ~philosophical principles, to the knowledge
20   2, 41 |    amazement is a ~beginning of philosophical research: whereas stupor
21   2, 165|      would be chiefly about the philosophical ~sciences. But, seemingly,
22   3, 39 |        to the ~knowledge of the philosophical truth, and shows them that