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 1   1, 51  |     creature, agrees with other sounds of inanimate things, in
 2   1, 51  |         so far as they ~fashion sounds in the air like to human
 3   1, 52  |     creature, agrees with other sounds of inanimate things, in
 4   1, 52  |         so far as they ~fashion sounds in the air like to human
 5   1, 114 |         animals, and to certain sounds and words, forms and figures,"
 6   2, 11  |       the hearing, to ~perceive sounds; and so forth. But the end
 7   2, 13  |          like bees, cannot hear sounds, are prudent by instinct." ~
 8   2, 27  | beautiful sights ~and beautiful sounds. But in reference to the
 9   2, 80  |       with colors, mingles with sounds, seasons every flavor."
10   2, 10  |       sees the sword coming and sounds ~not the trumpet." Much
11   2, 70  |       to other ~persons, not as sounds, but as signs, and this
12   2, 94  |     animals, certain particular sounds, words, shapes and devices,
13   2, 156 |       we know: the tongue makes sounds ~indeed, but there is no
14   2, 163 |      the serpent understand the sounds which were conveyed through ~
15 Suppl, 73|  Further, it is useless to make sounds to one who cannot hear.
16 Suppl, 83|   subdued colors and harmonious sounds are ~pleasing, whereas discordant
17 Suppl, 83|    pleasing, whereas discordant sounds displease the hearing.~Aquin.: