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 1   1, 48  |              and the more they are ~intensified, the more is the potentiality
 2   1, 48  |            cannot be multiplied and intensified ~to infinity, but only to
 3   1, 49  |             perfection, and good is intensified by ~approach to the perfect
 4   1, 77  |             substantial form is not intensified or ~relaxed, but is indivisible.
 5   1, 49  |       matter, and the more they are intensified, the more is the potentiality
 6   1, 49  |            cannot be multiplied and intensified ~to infinity, but only to
 7   1, 50  |             perfection, and good is intensified by ~approach to the perfect
 8   1, 76  |             substantial form is not intensified or ~relaxed, but is indivisible.
 9   2, 33  | concupiscible faculty, which act is intensified ~by pleasure. On the contrary,
10   2, 35  |            movement from without is intensified by ~the very opposition:
11   2, 45  |          OBJ 2: Further, passion is intensified by an increase in its object: ~
12   2, 23  |         increase in ~a form that is intensified, since the being of such
13   2, 23  |         charity ~increases by being intensified in its subject, and this
14   2, 23  |           increases solely by being intensified.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[24] A[
15   2, 23  |            through ~the light being intensified in the air on account of
16   3, 46  |       suffering Christ is much more intensified ~from other causes, as above
17   3, 46  |          the pang of contrition is ~intensified, and because He grieved
18   3, 46  |              yet this pain is more ~intensified by reason of his innocence,
19 Suppl, 71|           follow that their joy is ~intensified, but that they rejoice in
20 Suppl, 80|           the ~elements will not be intensified in the glorified bodies
21 Suppl, 93|         merit of an aureole may be ~intensified in two ways: first, on the