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 1   1, 102 |       and ~peace which is the "tranquillity of order," as Augustine
 2   2, 70  |       and to these the ~joy of tranquillity is opposed. Idolatry, by
 3   2, 98  |     human law is the ~temporal tranquillity of the state, which end
 4   2, 18  |      possess ourselves in the ~tranquillity born of charity. Else, if
 5   2, 28  |        premises that "peace is tranquillity of order," which tranquillity ~
 6   2, 28  |  tranquillity of order," which tranquillity ~consists in all the appetitive
 7   2, 28  |       desires to attain, ~with tranquillity and without hindrance, to
 8   2, 28  |        Civ. Dei xix, ~13) "the tranquillity of order."~Aquin.: SMT SS
 9   2, 43  | established, for "peace is the tranquillity of order," according to ~
10   2, 139 |     seek most in temperance is tranquillity of soul." But this is common
11   2, 139 |    further on (AA[4],5). Hence tranquillity of soul ~is ascribed to
12   2, 156 |         since God judges ~with tranquillity according to Wis. 12:18.
13   2, 156 |      to God, Who judges "with ~tranquillity" (Wis. 12:18). Therefore
14   2, 166 | gravity, and the foot-print of tranquillity: ~yet so that there be neither
15   3, 44  |     are few on ~account of the tranquillity of the air, Dionysius and
16 Suppl, 96|        for the correction and ~tranquillity of the others who remain
17 Appen1, 2| subject them to grace, because tranquillity of the powers, and their ~
18 Appen1, 2|    powers are impeded; unless ~tranquillity denote the absence of combat,