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 1   1, 31  | likewise the term "alone," as excluding every other "suppositum"
 2   1, 31  |     essential term in God, as excluding the ~predicate from all
 3   1, 31  |      to the ~"suppositum," as excluding any other suppositum from
 4   2, 33  |      secondly, in general, as excluding ~distaste.~Aquin.: SMT FS
 5   2, 35  |      the first part only, by ~excluding flight: and thus we have "
 6   2, 48  |     pleasure ensues, entirely excluding ~sorrow, so that the movement
 7   2, 68  |       to them: not, ~however, excluding the operation of God, Who
 8   2, 102 |       in two ~ways; first, by excluding from the worship of God
 9   2, 114 |      an ~offense against God, excluding us from eternal life, as
10   2, 20  |  reason of its difference, by excluding its ordinateness.~Aquin.:
11   2, 106 |  every ~sin is voluntary, not excluding original sin, as stated
12   2, 107 |     to every virtue), ~but by excluding duplicity, whereby a man
13 Suppl, 17|         and the act, viz. "of excluding ~or admitting," corresponding
14 Suppl, 41|       motive be lust, yet not excluding the marriage ~blessings,
15 Suppl, 89|        cxlvii). In one way as excluding ~corporeal vision, whereby
16 Suppl, 89|    His essence; ~secondly, as excluding intellectual vision of God
17 Suppl, 89|     mortal flesh; thirdly, as excluding the vision of ~comprehension