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1   1, 63  |  themselves, became night, "swelling up with pride," ~as Augustine
2   1, 64  |  themselves, became night, "swelling up with pride," ~as Augustine
3   2, 102 | rejected, too, if he have a swelling either in front or ~behind [
4   2, 156 |  anger, namely "quarreling, swelling of the mind, contumely,
5   2, 156 | Moral. xxxi, 45). Therefore swelling of the mind should ~not
6   2, 156 |    heat?" And thus we have "swelling of the mind." ~Aquin.: SMT
7   2, 156 |    3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Swelling of the mind is not taken
8   2, 160 |  obstacle to truth, for the swelling shuts out the light." Now
9 Suppl, 29|    6 where we read: " . . . swelling sores: they are not ~. . .