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 1   1, 62| instantly after merit the angel secured ~beatitude. Now the merit
 2   1, 62|       when that degree is once ~secured, it cannot pass to a higher
 3   1, 66|       of corporeal creatures is secured by ~the multiplication of
 4   1, 68|    continuance of generation is secured. In the same way ~the starry
 5   1, 70|      which ~things could not be secured if it were always summer
 6   1, 63| instantly after merit the angel secured ~beatitude. Now the merit
 7   1, 63|       when that degree is once ~secured, it cannot pass to a higher
 8   1, 67|       of corporeal creatures is secured by ~the multiplication of
 9   1, 69|    continuance of generation is secured. In the same way ~the starry
10   1, 71|      which ~things could not be secured if it were always summer
11   1, 88|         its happiness would be ~secured by its separation alone;
12   2, 1 |          and this could not be ~secured unless any question of faith
13   3, 47|          And so the ~Man-Christ secured the victory through being
14   3, 48|        6) Whether (the Passion) secured man's salvation efficiently?~
15   3, 80|        of the sacrament ~can be secured by every man if he receive