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 1   1, 61  |       highest corporeal place, as presiding over all ~corporeal nature;
 2   1, 63  |           divinely set ~aside for presiding over the lower bodies, the
 3   1, 62  |       highest corporeal place, as presiding over all ~corporeal nature;
 4   1, 64  |           divinely set ~aside for presiding over the lower bodies, the
 5   1, 101 |       entire corporeal nature, as presiding over it. By the second ~
 6   1, 107 | Principalities" ~are so called as presiding over all the heavenly "Virtues"
 7   1, 107 |          Principalities," who, as presiding over the government of peoples
 8   1, 107 |        God is greater than their ~presiding over inferior things; and
 9   1, 107 |      which derive their name from presiding are not ~the first and highest;
10   1, 107 |      Principalities" ~from their "presiding over good spirits," which
11   1, 109 |   attribute to them any immediate presiding over single bodies, but
12   2, 32  |     pleasure. Because ~ruling and presiding seem to imply a certain
13   2, 32  |       take pleasure in ruling and presiding," as stated in Rhetor. ~
14   2, 32  |     superiority, since ruling and presiding pertain ~to the excellence
15   2, 32  |      reason is that by ruling and presiding, a ~man does good to others,
16   3, 83  |         possible, by ~the bishops presiding over such places."~Aquin.:
17 Suppl, 69|    allotted to them the office of presiding over ~men, to watch over