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 1   1, 51  |       nature is akin to that of aerial bodies." But ~the nature
 2   1, 51  |  maintained that there are some aerial animals, ~which they termed
 3   1, 67  |         matter: just as fire in aerial matter is "flame," or in
 4   1, 68  |     moon's orb, ~calling it the aerial. According to him, then,
 5   1, 68  |         are three heavens, ~the aerial, the starry, and one higher
 6   1, 68  | ethereal heaven; the lower, the aerial. When, therefore, ~these
 7   1, 52  |       nature is akin to that of aerial bodies." But ~the nature
 8   1, 52  |  maintained that there are some aerial animals, ~which they termed
 9   1, 68  |         matter: just as fire in aerial matter is "flame," or in
10   1, 69  |     moon's orb, ~calling it the aerial. According to him, then,
11   1, 69  |         are three heavens, ~the aerial, the starry, and one higher
12   1, 69  | ethereal heaven; the lower, the aerial. When, therefore, ~these
13   1, 114 |    demons are "animals ~with an aerial body and a passive soul,"
14   2, 173 |     third," in ~relation to the aerial and starry heavens, or better
15   3, 45  |     substituted an imaginary or aerial body for His ~real body.
16 Suppl, 72|          the psalm refer to the aerial heavens which will be cleansed
17 Suppl, 72|         the ~deluge, namely the aerial heavens.~Aquin.: SMT XP