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 1   1, 97  | necessary to make a division of rights when the human race ~increased
 2   2, 28  |      their exclusive individual rights. In like manner those who ~
 3   2, 96  |    state, or for ~upholding the rights of a friend, and in like
 4   2, 105 |        simply if he has all the rights of citizenship, for ~instance,
 5   2, 10  |       since they would lose the rights of parental authority over
 6   2, 38  |         seek for redress of his rights from the ~tribunal of his
 7   2, 38  |          for there are certain "rights of war and covenants, which ~
 8   2, 55  |         not to distinguish the ~rights of fathers and masters as
 9   2, 55  |        it is not as though such rights fell short of the ~simply
10   2, 56  |         because he respects the rights [jus] of ~others."~Aquin.:
11   2, 58  |       of manifesting both these rights, but in ~different ways.
12   2, 67  |     those matters to which the ~rights of his authority extend.
13   2, 106 |     concerned in defending ~the rights of the individual by whom
14 Suppl, 19|      acting together with equal rights ~(Ethic. viii, 10,11), so
15 Suppl, 36|          Therefore ~although by rights it would be unlawful for
16 Suppl, 64|       this he is within his own rights. Therefore ~he can equally
17 Suppl, 64|      are both within their own ~rights, but not in the second.