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 1   1, 97 |   birth the mother was then relieved, not by groans of pain,
 2   2, 24 | right, as when the poor are relieved, or the penitent forgiven."
 3   2, 59 | right, as when the poor are relieved, or ~the penitent forgiven,"
 4   2, 30 |   affect the soul, ~and are relieved by spiritual almsdeeds,
 5   2, 30 |   affect the body, ~and are relieved by corporal almsdeeds. For
 6   2, 30 |   is twofold: ~one which is relieved by solid food, viz. hunger,
 7   2, 30 | hungry"; while the other is relieved by liquid food, ~viz. thirst,
 8   2, 30 |  manner spiritual needs are relieved by spiritual acts in two ~
 9   2, 30 | need. Now the body which is relieved by corporal alms, is ~by
10   2, 30 |    than the spirit which is relieved by spiritual alms. ~Therefore
11   2, 30 |  the ~person in need can be relieved in some other way, and that
12   2, 79 |    whereby ~man's needs are relieved.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[81] A[
13   2, 162|    the mother would then be relieved not by groans of pain, but