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 1   1, 67 |        light were a body, its ~diffusion would be the local movement
 2   1, 67 | reaching the end: ~whereas the diffusion of light is instantaneous.
 3   1, 67 |      Hence it appears that the diffusion of light is not the local
 4   1, 75 |     part of themselves, but by diffusion of Its processions. Now
 5   1, 68 |        light were a body, its ~diffusion would be the local movement
 6   1, 68 | reaching the end: ~whereas the diffusion of light is instantaneous.
 7   1, 68 |      Hence it appears that the diffusion of light is not the local
 8   1, 74 |     part of themselves, but by diffusion of Its processions. Now
 9   1, 92 |       as regards extension and diffusion; but intensively ~and collectively
10   1, 105|  darkness; enlightened ~by the diffusion of light; and perfected
11   2, 1  |       other good: so that the ~diffusion of good goes on indefinitely.
12   2, 1  |       goods share the power of diffusion. Consequently the ~diffusion
13   2, 1  |   diffusion. Consequently the ~diffusion of goods does not proceed
14   2, 56 |        to others ~by a kind of diffusion, or by way of a disposition,
15   2, 23 |         as the sun does to the diffusion of light in the air, as
16   2, 56 |     directly but by a kind ~of diffusion.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[58] A[
17   2, 81 |      and this pertains to ~the diffusion of God's glory among men.