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 1   1, 75  |     feverish and bitter humor, is insensible to anything sweet, and ~
 2   1, 74  |     feverish and bitter humor, is insensible to anything sweet, and ~
 3   2, 1   | altogether without ~knowledge, as insensible creatures: or because they
 4   2, 31  |        exclude the perfections of insensible ~things wherein there is
 5   2, 40  |          the natural appetite of ~insensible things, result from the
 6   2, 46  |       impossible to be angry with insensible things, or ~with the dead":
 7   2, 121 |        pain of the body makes one insensible to the spiritual ~delight
 8   2, 123 |            man would be insane or insensible to pain, if nothing, not
 9   2, 140 |       vice. For those are ~called insensible who are deficient with regard
10   2, 150 |           from all is loutish and insensible." ~Therefore virginity is
11   2, 150 |         for pleasure as ~such, is insensible as a country lout. But a
12   2, 151 |         prophets, for the moment, insensible ~to the spirit of prophecy.
13   3, 25  |        graven or painted image in insensible ~material.~Aquin.: SMT TP
14   3, 25  |        creature only; while to an insensible creature, no honor or ~reverence
15   3, 25  |         its own sake. For though ~insensible creatures are not capable
16   3, 25  |        absurd to venerate what is insensible. But the ~relics of the
17   3, 25  |          relics of the saints are insensible. Therefore it is absurd
18   3, 25  |      Reply OBJ 2: We worship that insensible body, not for its own sake,
19   3, 66  |          only to men, but also to insensible creatures; for ~instance,
20 Suppl, 55|           that age the boy who is insensible is ~equally impotent in
21 Suppl, 88|         be no reward. Since then ~insensible creatures have merited nothing,
22 Suppl, 88|      Although, properly speaking, insensible bodies will not ~have merited