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 1   1, 18  |     they cannot of ~themselves propose to themselves the end of
 2   1, 18  |        an end they themselves ~propose are superior to these. This
 3   1, 23  |       a ~thing which we firmly propose in our mind. In this latter
 4   1, 110 |      84], A[7]). So the angels propose the ~intelligible truth
 5   1, 116 |  regard to a disciple save to ~propose to him certain signs, so
 6   1, 116 |  previous knowledge: or he may propose to him some sensible examples, ~
 7   2, 19  |   therefore, the erring reason propose it as an evil, the will
 8   2, 1   |       10) Who has the right to propose a symbol of faith?~Aquin.:
 9   2, 2   |      believe ~whatever God may propose, without his believing anything
10   2, 176 | holiness, which God desires to propose as an example of virtue.
11   3, 80  |   grieve over past sins," and "propose to avoid them in the future" ~[*
12   3, 83  |      Yet let not the course we propose for cases of natural debility, ~
13 Suppl, 96|    that some who ~sin mortally propose to amend their life at some