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 1   2, 99  |       perverse place their end in ~temporalities. It was therefore fitting
 2   2, 99  |      whereby man places his end in temporalities, ~is the bane of charity.
 3   2, 108 |            to renounce the care of temporalities, so as ~to become fitted
 4   2, 41  |       other hand, as regards those temporalities of which we ~have the dominion,
 5   2, 41  |           must ~either forego such temporalities altogether, or the scandal
 6   2, 41  |            those who rob us of our temporalities, while sometimes we ~should
 7   2, 61  | spiritualities than in dispensing ~temporalities. And since it is respect
 8   2, 183 |        honor, and a sufficiency of temporalities, ~according to 1 Tim. 5:
 9   2, 184 |        wife, his children, and his temporalities which serve for their ~upkeep.
10 Suppl, 21|         man in ~his body or in his temporalities, one may sin mortally and
11 Suppl, 36|        also for the supervision of temporalities. But ~sometimes men without
12 Suppl, 36|         knowingly to endanger ~the temporalities of the Church. Much more
13 Suppl, 40|         cut because they ~renounce temporalities. but they do not shave the
14 Suppl, 40|           only the renunciation of temporalities, but also the ~royal dignity
15 Suppl, 40|            Therefore he ~renounces temporalities.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[40] A[
16 Suppl, 40|          their ~patrimony or other temporalities; since the possession of
17 Suppl, 93|          whether a person lose his temporalities, or his good name, or ~anything
18 Suppl, 93|     conflict, because the love of ~temporalities assails a man less than