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 1   2, 89 |  because the ~people were more coarse and carnal - so that they
 2   2, 166|         soft and nerveless, or coarse and boorish. Let nature
 3   2, 167|        however, is ~the use of coarse raiment befitting to those
 4   2, 185|      religious should not wear coarse clothes.~Aquin.: SMT SS
 5   2, 185|   glittering apparel. Fine and coarse clothes are ~equally to
 6   2, 185|         perfect ought to avoid coarse rather than fine clothes.~
 7   2, 185|    religious ought not to wear coarse clothes.~Aquin.: SMT SS
 8   2, 185|       to deride those who wear coarse and religious ~apparel they
 9   2, 185|       went about in common and coarse apparel."~Aquin.: SMT SS
10   2, 185|     necessary to observe that ~coarse and homely apparel may be
11   2, 185|   Hence ~penitents make use of coarse apparel, for example, the
12   2, 185|     your purity of ~mind, your coarse robe prove your contempt
13   2, 185| becoming for religious to wear coarse attire, since ~religion
14   2, 185|       Body Para. 4/4~Secondly, coarse and homely attire may be
15   2, 185|        their wickedness ~under coarse clothing. Hence Augustine
16   2, 185|       is speaking there of the coarse attire that is worn ~on
17   2, 185| affectation, since they wear a coarse habit as ~a sign of their