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 1   1, 63 |      darkness, Who also could ~foreknow, before they fell, those
 2   1, 64 |      darkness, Who also could ~foreknow, before they fell, those
 3   2, 93 |   natural inclination seek to ~foreknow future events; and this
 4   2, 93 |      considering the stars can foreknow and foretell things ~concerning
 5   2, 93 | Therefore if anyone presume to foreknow or foretell ~such like future
 6   2, 93 |      future that he ~wishes to foreknow, then it is called an "omen":
 7   2, 93 |      the stars, one desires to foreknow the future that cannot be
 8   2, 93 |       of the stars in order to foreknow ~casual or fortuitous future
 9   2, 93 |       of the stars in order to foreknow those future ~things that
10   2, 161|     that he ~should of himself foreknow what good and what evil
11   2, 170| therefore can ~a man naturally foreknow the future.~Aquin.: SMT
12   2, 170|       concern ~them. Thus ants foreknow the coming rains, which
13   2, 170|       and in like ~manner fish foreknow a coming storm, as may be
14   2, 170|        more therefore can ~men foreknow the future that concerns
15   2, 170|      in their causes. Now, to ~foreknow future things, as they are
16   2, 170|     which it holds, is able to foreknow the future, and thus ~Augustine
17   2, 170|     with the body, are able to foreknow such like ~future things
18   2, 170|       so, it would be able to ~foreknow the future whenever it willed,"