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 1   2, 38| which it is said that "Sleep restores the tired limbs to labor,
 2   2, 38|   and ~consequently whatever restores the bodily nature to its
 3   2, 51|      strong dose of medicine restores ~health at once.~Aquin.:
 4   2, 87|    penal compensation, which restores him to the equality of justice;
 5   2, 11|   sometimes by dispensation, restores them to the ecclesiastical
 6   2, 13|      a miracle, so to speak, restores ~spiritual health to such
 7   2, 31|   the physician of the body ~restores the sick man to health,
 8   2, 51|      Reply OBJ 3: Repentance restores infused prudence, and thus
 9   2, 59|   when one man takes from or restores to another that ~which is
10   2, 60|  same time, and one of them ~restores it in its entirety. Therefore
11   2, 61|      in as much as the judge restores to the equality of justice, ~
12   2, 95|    my Lord Jesus Christ, Who restores all things by His ~mere
13   3, 3 |     fashioned his handiwork, restores it when it has fallen into
14   3, 63|      the Divine worship, but restores ~him to his former state.~
15   3, 65|     one is the healing, that restores ~health: and corresponding
16   3, 89|     1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Penance restores the virtues in the same
17   3, 89|     very good thing, ~for it restores every defect to a state