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 1   1, 29  |        the ~specific difference completes the definition, and is derived
 2   1, 75  |        the noblest, because ~it completes the nature of the species.
 3   1, 74  |        the noblest, because ~it completes the nature of the species.
 4   1, 84  |       while the difference that completes the ~species is derived
 5   2, 33  |         is added to a thing and completes ~it, can be called its end.
 6   2, 73  |        in respect of that which completes a sin's ~species, sins are
 7   2, 73  | immutable Good, which ~aversion completes the nature of evil. Hence
 8   2, 10  |       report?" It is this ~that completes the notion of unbelief,
 9   2, 10  |     intellect's dissent, which ~completes the notion of unbelief.
10   2, 64  |       difference ~is that which completes the nature of theft, and
11   2, 135 |     persisting for a time, yet ~completes not the act, through not
12   3, 4   |      Further, a skilful workman completes his work in the shortest ~
13 Suppl, 12|  prudence, because ~this virtue completes in it the conditions essential
14 Suppl, 14|     falling again into ~sin, he completes his penance, he is not told,