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 1   1, 25  |        in them all consists the wondrous ~beauty of the universe."
 2   1, 39  |        10), "Where there exists wondrous ~proportion and primal equality,"
 3   1, 39  |        10), "Where there exists wondrous ~proportion and primal equality,"
 4   2, 113 |      power; and they are simply wondrous, since their ~cause is hidden,
 5   2, 143 |        Plato declares, arouse a wondrous love of ~wisdom."~Aquin.:
 6   3, 27  |   Divine Conception, after that wondrous ~manifestation of miracles,
 7   3, 28  |         this reason He mingled ~wondrous with lowly things. Wherefore,
 8   3, 30  | countenance, gleaming robe, and wondrous step." But these cannot ~
 9   3, 44  |       this seems to me the most wondrous - that one man, at that
10 Suppl, 69|        everywhere present with ~wondrous speed, why should the martyrs,
11 Suppl, 84|     they will be discerned with wondrous rapidity." Nor is this impossible, ~
12 Suppl, 85|      the gaze of the mind, with wondrous rapidity, his knowledge