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 1   1, 77  |  from which it shrinks with horror. But the animal needs to
 2   2, 19  |   viz. fear of God, or from horror ~at the greatness of one'
 3   2, 19  |     this way fear of God or horror of one's ~own sins may lead
 4   2, 33  |   consents in the ~dislike, horror and detestation of the Divine
 5   2, 42  |     conscience gives man ~a horror for God's justice, through
 6   2, 106 |  and ~in order to inculcate horror of sin, seeing that the
 7   2, 106 |  are ~punished; and also in horror of sin.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
 8   2, 120 |    of concupiscence but of ~horror, since it has not in itself
 9   2, 140 | pleasures, not through any ~horror of pleasure as though it
10   2, 142 |   by inspiring man with the horror of whatever is disgraceful.~
11   3, 30  |   and a great and darksome ~horror seized upon him." But by
12 Suppl, 9 |    takes ~its origin in the horror which one conceives for
13 Suppl, 94|     10:22, "But everlasting horror dwelleth," Gregory says ~(