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 1   2, 17  |     expressed by a verb in the ~indicative mood, as when one person
 2   2, 74  |      thing is expressed in the ~indicative mood: in this way "maledicere"
 3   2, 95  |        s faith by certain signs indicative of reverence towards God. ~
 4   2, 95  |       faith, a man ~does things indicative of irreverence towards God.
 5   2, 160 |       says that "nothing is ~so indicative of pride as to show oneself
 6   3, 78  |        substantive ~verb of the indicative mood and present time. But
 7   3, 84  | absolution is given not in the ~indicative form by saying: "I absolve
 8   3, 84  |      but sometimes employed the indicative or imperative: ~thus we
 9 Suppl, 29|  account of its fragrance it is indicative ~of a good name, which is
10 Suppl, 29|      cannot be expressed in the indicative mood, as in the ~sacraments
11 Suppl, 29|       OBJ 3: These words in the indicative mood, which some are wont
12 Suppl, 45|        only ~when he uses words indicative of the present.~Aquin.: