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 1   1, 48  |        In another sense being conveys the truth of a ~proposition
 2   1, 62  |     idea of beatitude; which ~conveys the notion of an end, and
 3   1, 62  |  notion of merit: since merit conveys the idea of a means to an
 4   1, 49  |        In another sense being conveys the truth of a ~proposition
 5   1, 63  |     idea of beatitude; which ~conveys the notion of an end, and
 6   1, 63  |  notion of merit: since merit conveys the idea of a means to an
 7   1, 84  | definition; and a proposition conveys the ~intellect's division
 8   2, 52  |         But ~since perfection conveys a notion of end and term,
 9   2, 68  |     Because the word "virtue" conveys the notion that it perfects
10   2, 159 |      not a virtue. For virtue conveys ~the notion of a penal evil,
11   2, 159 |       far as it is a virtue, ~conveys the notion of a praiseworthy
12   3, 60  |     for "a sign is that which conveys ~something else to the mind,
13   3, 60  |    that a sign "is that which conveys ~something else to the mind,
14   3, 63  |    Christ. ii) "is that which conveys something ~else to the mind,
15 Suppl, 82|       star] is in the heavens conveys no knowledge to one who