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 1   1, 12  |     seen in God, are not seen singly by their own ~similitude;
 2   1, 29  |    first in ~common; and then singly.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[29] Out.
 3   1, 33  |      now consider the persons singly; and first, the Person of
 4   1, 39  |    are one essence; and taken singly Wisdom is from ~Wisdom,
 5   1, 39  |    are one essence; and taken singly Wisdom is from Wisdom, as
 6   1, 88  | things are ~explained to them singly and in detail. Now it is
 7   2, 70  | enumerated may be considered ~singly, each according to its specific
 8   2, 102 |      object of respect. Taken singly, according to some, the ~
 9   2, 1   |      of words each pronounced singly and separately, thus: "Your ~
10   2, 101 |       the creature wholly and singly, which is entirely subject ~
11   3, 67  |    involved by baptizing them singly. Nor ~would this cause a
12 Suppl, 84|        For things ~considered singly are not seen at one glance.
13 Suppl, 84|     will ~consider their sins singly and will bewail them, wherefore