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 1   1, 15  |           understood through the self-same essence.~Aquin.: SMT FP
 2   1, 58  |          is evident that for the self-same ~reason our intellect understands
 3   1, 59  |          is evident that for the self-same ~reason our intellect understands
 4   2, 37  |         Cor. 7:11): "Behold this self-same thing, ~that you were made
 5   3, 26  |    sanctified her soul "in ~that self-same instant," thus redeeming
 6   3, 57  |          is it that ascends? The self-same God-Man." Nevertheless a
 7 Suppl, 76|           Whether it will be the self-same man?~(3) Whether it is necessary
 8 Suppl, 76| Therefore neither will it be the self-same body if ~it be restored
 9 Suppl, 76|      change wrought by death the self-same man cannot be ~repeated .~
10 Suppl, 76|      make it ~impossible for the self-same man to return on account
11 Suppl, 76|    Nevertheless neither does the self-same man recur by natural generation, ~
12 Suppl, 76|        resurrection are not the ~self-same movement. Yet the identity
13 Suppl, 76|     Therefore it will not be the self-same man; which is ~contrary
14 Suppl, 78|        restored not ~only in the self-same species but also in the