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 1   1, 39 | preserves and governs ~them, by guiding them to a fitting end; and
 2   1, 39 | preserves and governs ~them, by guiding them to a fitting end; and
 3   1, 78 |  conscience is a correcting and guiding ~spirit accompanying the
 4   2, 109|     needs the Divine assistance guiding and guarding him against
 5   2, 80 |      human mind that it needs a guiding hand, ~not only to the knowledge,
 6   2, 80 |        leading us thither as a ~guiding hand, although devotion
 7   2, 122|         the act of teaching and guiding ~subjects is more perfect
 8   2, 153|     restrains cupidity with the guiding hand of counsel." Now cupidity ~
 9   2, 159|          to humility, as a rule guiding the appetite. Nevertheless
10   3, 67 |     purpose of ~instructing and guiding them. It is to this that