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1   1, 9 |   attaining to its end. Now if the mutability of a thing be considered ~
2   1, 9 |           inferior bodies there is mutability both as ~regards substantial
3   1, 9 |         remains in them a ~twofold mutability: one as regards their potentiality
4   1, 9 |        that way there is in them a mutability according to choice from
5   1, 9 |            objection proceeds from mutability as regards ~substantial
6   1, 9 | nevertheless there remains in them mutability as regards place.~Aquin.:
7   1, 16|            an intellect. Hence the mutability of truth must be regarded ~
8   2, 95|              2) its power; (3) its mutability. Under the first head there
9   3, 79|              but it is due to the ~mutability of free-will that a man