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 1   2, 40  |        do not speak of any one hoping for trifles, which are in
 2   2, 62  |   doing ~good works he ends in hoping." Therefore it seems that
 3   2, 62  |        to ~anything, either by hoping or loving, unless that thing
 4   2, 64  |  approach to Him by believing, hoping and loving, according to ~
 5   2, 64  |      be presumptuous, ~through hoping to receive from God a good
 6   2, 69  |       to future ~beatitude, by hoping for which we are said to
 7   2, 108 |      35), when He said: "Lend, hoping for nothing thereby."~Aquin.:
 8   2, 11  | stubborn, the Church no longer hoping for his ~conversion, looks
 9   2, 16  |       on a man's attaining, by hoping, the ~due rule, viz. God.
10   2, 16  |       as much as a man through hoping to be rewarded ~by God,
11   2, 17  |    other act, which is that of hoping. ~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[18] A[
12   2, 20  |        in God; but through man hoping to obtain from God ~something
13   2, 53  |     all about spiritual goods, hoping that ~temporal goods also
14   2, 76  |        find (Lk. 6:35): "Lend, hoping for nothing thereby." ~Therefore
15   2, 127 |     confirms the mind, than in hoping for or obtaining the greatest ~
16 Suppl, 95|      experience thereof and by hoping ~to have it more perfectly