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 1   1, 21  |         in ~this world, since by afflictions lesser faults are cleansed
 2   1, 88  |          should see his people's afflictions (4 Kgs. ~22:20). Yet Augustine
 3   2, 102 |        of pity is caused by the ~afflictions of others; and since it
 4   2, 62  |       order to ~escape the other afflictions of this life, is to adopt
 5   2, 121 |     death, but also ~about other afflictions.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[123] A[
 6   2, 185 |     succeed, neither by ~outward afflictions nor by manifest heresies,
 7   3, 46  |           to assume "dishonoring afflictions." But death on a cross was
 8 Suppl, 85|          more and sometimes less afflictions in the Church. ~Consequently
 9 Suppl, 91|     sense God compassionates our afflictions, wherefore He is ~said to
10 Suppl, 91|  Therefore ~they do not pity the afflictions of the damned.~Aquin.: SMT
11 Suppl, 91|        to be released from their afflictions in accordance ~with the
12 Suppl, 91|          does not rejoice in our afflictions. Therefore ~neither will
13 Suppl, 91|       the blessed rejoice in the afflictions of the damned.~Aquin.: SMT
14 Suppl, 91|      when we rejoice in ~our own afflictions, as helping us to merit
15 Suppl, 91|         to rejoice in ~another's afflictions as such: yet it is praiseworthy
16 Suppl, 93|     shown by their ~bearing many afflictions for the sake of gain. Therefore
17 Suppl, 93|        beyond this measure, such afflictions will be deserving of ~blame.
18 Suppl, 93|          of ~blame. However such afflictions are spoken of as a martyrdom
19 Suppl, 94| spiritual worm, according as the afflictions of ~the soul overflow into