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 1   1, 115 |            such are creation, the glorification of spiritual substances, ~
 2   2, 113 |       grace of a wayfarer. Now by glorification we receive heavenly ~grace,
 3   2, 113 |       which is greater. Hence the glorification of angels and men is a ~
 4   2, 113 |          and in this respect ~the glorification of the just is greater than
 5   2, 1   |         referring to the work of ~glorification into two, viz. the resurrection
 6   2, 91  |       worship is directed to the ~glorification of God. Therefore there
 7   2, 91  |        Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The glorification of God implies that what
 8   3, 5   |       Serm. de Nativ.) that "the ~glorification did not absorb the lesser
 9   3, 27  |        the ~fomes: lastly, in her glorification she was also delivered from
10   3, 27  |           her in good; and in her glorification her grace was ~further consummated
11   3, 45  |        gloss says: "That is, the ~glorification of the body in an imaginary
12   3, 53  |           my rising up," i.e. My ~glorification in the resurrection; as
13   3, 83  |            17:1,5) asked for ~His glorification.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[83] A[
14 Suppl, 8 |         regard to ~the sin, viz. "glorification" and "delicacies" or "delectation";
15 Suppl, 69|        both ~before and after the glorification of souls.~
16 Suppl, 72|      general resurrection and the glorification of the ~bodies of the saints
17 Suppl, 72|         the resurrection ~and the glorification of the saints according
18 Suppl, 74| resurrection will not precede the glorification of bodies, ~because "He
19 Suppl, 88|      really be increased at man's glorification, because ~man's sin wrought
20 Suppl, 88|           creature; whereas man's glorification will ~bring a change upon