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 1   1, 13  | inasmuch as ~relations serve to recall a thing mentioned before
 2   2, 32  |         the season of health we recall past pains without feeling
 3   2, 101 |   wherefore it was necessary to recall ~them by means of ceremonial
 4   2, 102 |        shunning of idolatry; or recall certain Divine ~benefits;
 5   2, 102 | celebrated fifty days later, to recall the blessing of the giving
 6   2, 103 |   observance of the sabbath, to recall the blessing of creation: ~
 7   2, 113 |        to them. Yet he ought to recall them to mind, in order to
 8   2, 25  |  because it is more pleasant to recall virtuous goods than the ~
 9   2, 101 |          they are wicked beyond recall, and should be looked upon
10   3, 83  |        utters many words cannot recall to mind all that ~he has
11 Suppl, 84|        and he will be unable to recall them from the ~treasure
12 Suppl, 84|    grieve for the sins which we recall to memory is ~charity. Since
13 Suppl, 84|         for their sins, if they recall ~them to memory: yet this
14 Suppl, 84|         Therefore they will not recall ~their own sins to memory.~
15 Suppl, 84|       our aid, so that we shall recall all of our sins to ~mind."~
16 Suppl, 84|         power will cause all to recall their deeds, and this energy,
17 Suppl, 84|     repentance, which they will recall together with their ~other
18 Suppl, 84|  consequently as each ~one will recall his own merits or demerits,
19 Suppl, 87|       His past Passion, He will recall men to ~the thought of His