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 1   2, 73 |            They have destroyed Thy altars, they have slain Thy prophets
 2   2, 102|        requires ~multiplication of altars and temples; as is evident
 3   2, 102|    candlestick, the table, the two altars, seem to have been placed
 4   2, 102| consequently the multiplication of altars and temples is permitted
 5   2, 102|           for the Gentiles ~placed altars inside the temples to offer
 6   2, 102|            is signified by the two altars of holocausts and incense.
 7   2, 102|           the Gentiles made their ~altars ornate and high, thinking
 8   2, 83 |            3: Further, temples and altars are raised for the offering
 9   2, 83 |        sacrifices. Yet temples and altars are raised to angels and
10   2, 93 |          animals sacrificed on the altars of demons, "aruspicy."~Aquin.:
11   2, 98 |            that ~buying or selling altars, tithes, or the Holy Ghost
12   3, 65 |         Water the ~Consecration of Altars, and such like. Therefore
13   3, 67 |     consecrate churches, to anoint altars, to consecrate ~[conficere]
14   3, 75 |         Christ's body is upon many altars, not as in different ~places,
15   3, 76 |        species, ~and on many other altars under the sacramental species.
16   3, 82 |        consecrated things, such as altars, churches, vestments, and
17   3, 83 |          to make ~exclusive use of altars made of stone.~Aquin.: SMT
18   3, 83 |           seemed ~pleasing for the altars to be consecrated not merely
19   3, 83 |            It is our pleasure that altars, in which ~no relics of
20   3, 83 |          distinction: "Churches or altars of doubtful ~consecration
21   3, 83 |          in De Consecr., dist. 1, "altars, if not of ~stone, are not