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 1   1, 30  |        is a transcendental, is wider and more general ~than substance
 2   1, 33  |      because "principle" ~is a wider term than "cause"; as "cause"
 3   1, 33  |     but not the cause. Now the wider a term is, the more suitable ~
 4   2, 26  |   concupiscible faculty; in a ~wider and extended sense, according
 5   2, 26  | different ways. For love has a wider ~signification than the
 6   2, 71  |        Consequently vice is of wider ~extent than sickness or
 7   2, 70  |     follows that reviling in a wider sense extends ~also to deeds.
 8   2, 78  |         truthfulness" covers a wider ~ground, as we shall state
 9   2, 160 |      appetite, but also in its wider acceptation, as ~applicable
10   3, 74  |       consequently, there is a wider difference between unleavened
11 Suppl, 54|    that love should have a yet wider play. Hence in ~olden times
12 Suppl, 54|     might be the ~sources of a wider natural friendship; and