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1   3, 27  | Incarnation, for it was then that immunity from condemnation was first
2   3, 27  |         which for ~the first time immunity from sin was to be conspicuous,
3   3, 63  | sacraments, since sanctity ~means immunity from sin, which is the effect
4 Suppl, 4 |        former ~state of grace and immunity from the debt of punishment,
5 Suppl, 32|         of this sacrament is that immunity from disorder ~which is
6 Suppl, 60|          it ~is lawful as regards immunity from a particular kind of
7 Suppl, 79|        says that "all have equal ~immunity from suffering." Now the
8 Suppl, 79|        impassibility consists in ~immunity from suffering. Therefore
9 Suppl, 92|        either, as "security," to ~immunity from evil, or to the attainment