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 1   1, 48  |          sometimes fail, God not ~preventing this. This happens, firstly,
 2   1, 49  |          sometimes fail, God not ~preventing this. This happens, firstly,
 3   1, 112 |  particular, ~for instance by not preventing him from being subject to
 4   2, 77  |         in a ~particular case, by preventing universal knowledge from
 5   2, 79  |         indirectly, namely be not preventing someone from ~sinning. Hence (
 6   2, 95  |       expression," to the need of preventing any harm ensuing from the
 7   2, 102 |    instituted with the purpose of preventing idolatry, for in the feasts
 8   2, 60  |         There are several ways of preventing a man from obtaining a ~
 9   2, 60  |        man may damnify another by preventing him from obtaining what ~
10   2, 60  | participation, by silence, by not preventing, by not denouncing."~Aquin.:
11   2, 68  |          nothing against a man by preventing him from doing someone an
12   2, 101 |           Rm. 12:10): "With honor preventing one ~another," and we read (
13   2, 120 | superstition hinders ~religion by preventing man from acknowledging God
14   2, 120 |    irreligion hinders religion by preventing ~man from honoring God after
15   2, 145 |        useful as atoning ~for and preventing sin, and as raising the
16   2, 184 |         says (Hom. xv in Ev.) by "preventing the good desire from entering
17   3, 26  |            thus redeeming her and preventing her from ~contracting the
18   3, 47  |      indirectly - that is, by not preventing it ~when he can do so; just
19   3, 83  |            in two ways: first, by preventing any such mishaps from occurring: ~
20 Suppl, 67|       wives, but for the ~sake of preventing a greater evil, namely wife-murder
21 Suppl, 79|          there will ~be something preventing the passion of a glorified