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 1   1, 43 |      bestowing Himself to be enjoyed by ~the creature. But as
 2   1, 43 |      bestowing Himself to be enjoyed by ~the creature. But as
 3   1, 88 |  with the other prerogatives enjoyed by the better man.~Aquin.:
 4   1, 93 |  that ~Gregory says that "he enjoyed the company of the angelic
 5   1, 100|       which they would ~have enjoyed later on in life. Yet they
 6   2, 1  |   because ~He alone is to be enjoyed by man, as Augustine says (
 7   2, 3  |      God, Who alone is to be enjoyed, as Augustine says (De Doctr.
 8   2, 3  |       Those things are to be enjoyed which make us happy." Therefore
 9   2, 38 |   more than the pleasures we enjoyed in ~common. Therefore these
10   2, 38 |    of sorrow while ~they are enjoyed, but afterwards: that is
11   2, 26 |      sake. Now "God is to be enjoyed" as ~he says in the same
12   2, 173|   truly a wayfarer, and also enjoyed an ~uninterrupted vision
13   3, 15 |      passible body, He fully enjoyed God in His mind. ~Therefore
14   3, 15 |     wayfarer, since His mind enjoyed God ~although His body was
15   3, 46 | Whether Christ's entire soul enjoyed blessed fruition during
16   3, 46 |      higher part of His soul enjoyed fruition perfectly while ~
17   3, 52 |     in paradise, ~because he enjoyed Christ's Godhead just as