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 1   1, 57  |      were to foretell a coming eclipse from ~the dispositions of
 2   1, 57  |     heavenly movements that an eclipse is about to happen, knows
 3   1, 58  |      were to foretell a coming eclipse from ~the dispositions of
 4   1, 58  |     heavenly movements that an eclipse is about to happen, knows
 5   1, 85  | astronomer foresees the future eclipse. If, ~however, the cause
 6   1, 104 |         as when a man ~sees an eclipse without knowing its cause,
 7   1, 104 |        at all to others: as an eclipse is to a rustic, but not ~
 8   2, 3   |         if a ~man, knowing the eclipse of the sun, consider that
 9   2, 93  |  astrologers foretell a coming eclipse. Other causes produce their ~
10   2, 93  | astrologers forecast a ~future eclipse.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[95] A[
11   3, 44  |     first is that ~the natural eclipse of the sun by interposition
12   3, 44  |     third miracle was that the eclipse of the sun naturally ~always
13   3, 44  |           Moreover, we saw the eclipse begin to the east and spread
14   3, 44  |       sun," for it was a total eclipse, "and afterwards ~pass away."
15   3, 44  |       this, that in a natural ~eclipse that part of the sun which
16   3, 44  |    reappear. ~Consequently the eclipse began towards the east,
17   3, 44  |        three hours, whereas an eclipse of ~the sun lasts but a
18   3, 44  |    completely emerged from the eclipse.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[44] A[
19   3, 44  |       was not the time for an ~eclipse, the various astronomers
20 Suppl, 67|         and by ~the miraculous eclipse at the time of Christ's
21 Suppl, 72|        truth due to a natural ~eclipse.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[73] A[