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 1   1, 70  |       fair or foul ~weather, as favorable to various occupations.
 2   1, 71  |       fair or foul ~weather, as favorable to various occupations.
 3   2, 2   |     other ~hand things that are favorable to faith, do not always
 4   2, 68  |      condemn, except perhaps in favorable suits, such as a ~pleading
 5 Suppl, 52|         1/1~OBJ 2: Further, two favorable things outweigh one that
 6 Suppl, 52|        outweigh one that is not favorable. ~Now marriage and freedom
 7 Suppl, 52|        marriage and freedom are favorable things and are contrary
 8 Suppl, 52|  slavery, which in law is not a favorable thing. Therefore such a
 9 Suppl, 55|     Further, marriage is a more favorable suit than those others in ~
10 Suppl, 59|       vow of continence is more favorable than the ~marriage contract.
11 Suppl, 61|     Divine law ought to be more favorable to spiritual things than
12 Suppl, 69|  Scripture mentioning hell in a favorable sense." Now Abraham's ~bosom
13 Suppl, 69|  Abraham's ~bosom is taken in a favorable sense, as Augustine goes
14 Suppl, 69| unfavorable sense nor hell in a favorable sense, although in a way