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 1   2, 47 |       Out. Para. 1/1 - OF EACH QUASI-INTEGRAL PART OF PRUDENCE (EIGHT
 2   2, 47 |      We must now consider each quasi-integral part of prudence, and under
 3   2, 47 |       are called requisite or ~quasi-integral parts of prudence, it follows
 4   2, 51 |       prudence, which are ~the quasi-integral parts of prudence. Since
 5   2, 59 |  commutative ~justice; (2) the quasi-integral parts; (3) the quasi-potential
 6   2, 77 |     JUSTICE (QQ[79]-81)~OF THE QUASI-INTEGRAL PARTS OF JUSTICE (FOUR ARTICLES)~
 7   2, 77 |       We must now consider the quasi-integral parts of justice, which
 8   2, 77 |       these two are said to be quasi-integral parts of general or of ~
 9   2, 126|         2/2~However, there are quasi-integral and potential parts assigned
10   2, 126| dangers of death, they will be quasi-integral parts thereof, because ~
11   2, 126|        fortitude, they will be quasi-integral parts thereof; but if they
12   3, 90 |       word, and deed; and the ~quasi-integral parts of this last sin,