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1   1, 33  |    primary and simple things are ~notified by negations; as, for instance,
2   1, 48  |           attribute by a copula, ~notified by this word "is"; and in
3   1, 49  |           attribute by a copula, ~notified by this word "is"; and in
4   2, 90  | application is made ~by its being notified to them by promulgation.
5   2, 90  |           law, in so far as it is notified or can be notified ~to them
6   2, 90  |          it is notified or can be notified ~to them by others, after
7   2, 66  |      person to whom something is ~notified, but also on account of
8 Suppl, 30|     efficacy of this sacrament is notified to us in the ~fifth chapter
9 Suppl, 72|           God, not as though they notified things unknown to ~Him,