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1001 Suppl, 71|              are pleasing to God and receive a great reward from ~Him."
1002 Suppl, 71|          reach the dead, who thereby receive a certain amount of consolation: ~
1003 Suppl, 71|            their preceding merits to receive the fruit of ~suffrages.
1004 Suppl, 71|             loses nothing if ~others receive the lesson with him. Therefore
1005 Suppl, 71|               each ~one of them will receive as much assistance as one
1006 Suppl, 71|          than the other, he does not receive a greater assistance: the ~
1007 Suppl, 72|            back to God, that ~we may receive His favors again. Hence
1008 Suppl, 72|               so that they be fit to receive the newness of glory.~Aquin.:
1009 Suppl, 72|          world: ~therefore it should receive its reward like the other
1010 Suppl, 72|       composed of soul and ~body, to receive the reward of his work.
1011 Suppl, 72|            those who rise ~again may receive punishment or reward according
1012 Suppl, 75|           this ~life the Church will receive the remission of all debts:
1013 Suppl, 76|       divisible, so as to be able to receive various forms in ~its various
1014 Suppl, 76|         dimensions, whatever form it receive, is more ~identified with
1015 Suppl, 76|             to the end that man may ~receive the meed of his works. Now
1016 Suppl, 77|            the parts of the universe receive their perfection from God, ~
1017 Suppl, 78|              are equally disposed to receive the action of that ~power.
1018 Suppl, 79|             as now the higher powers receive from the lower, so on the ~
1019 Suppl, 79|           the lower powers will then receive from the higher. But this ~
1020 Suppl, 79|             powers or members should receive. And since in ~the saints
1021 Suppl, 79|       clarity. Therefore it will not receive the image of a ~colored
1022 Suppl, 81|             body, but rather does it receive splendor therefrom), but
1023 Suppl, 82|            and the entire world will receive greater clarity. Now a ~
1024 Suppl, 83|             since the air ~will both receive light from the sun, and
1025 Suppl, 83|       glorified bodies, albeit ~they receive something, and are in a
1026 Suppl, 83|             passive, since they will receive nothing to distress ~or
1027 Suppl, 84|         whatever we know, either we ~receive it anew through the senses,
1028 Suppl, 84|           Christ, that every one may receive the proper things ~of the
1029 Suppl, 85|          beginning wherefrom ~things receive their being, so judgment
1030 Suppl, 85|            at length ~the world will receive its ultimate complement,
1031 Suppl, 85|           after death, ~when he will receive according as he hath done
1032 Suppl, 85|           only in part since he will receive not in ~the body but only
1033 Suppl, 85|            since even the ~good will receive an increase of reward after
1034 Suppl, 85|         saints. The wicked also will receive an increase of torment from
1035 Suppl, 86|            in the elect, because all receive this immediately from God.
1036 Suppl, 86|          like manner the damned will receive their ~principal punishment
1037 Suppl, 86|           Christ, that every one may receive the proper things of ~the
1038 Suppl, 88|            Whether the elements will receive an additional clarity?~(
1039 Suppl, 88|            bodies also will ~need to receive a greater inflow from the
1040 Suppl, 88|       because after sin ~man did not receive as much benefit from the
1041 Suppl, 88|        things the lower spirits will receive the ~properties of the higher
1042 Suppl, 89|              is ~necessary for it to receive the likeness of whiteness
1043 Suppl, 89|              is ~necessary for it to receive its likeness according to
1044 Suppl, 90|             and glory that one ~will receive. But charity is the formal
1045 Suppl, 92|           the Church. Therefore they receive no dowry.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1046 Suppl, 92|              which he had a right to receive; or as a ~punishment on
1047 Suppl, 92|           fitting that Christ should receive a dowry?~Aquin.: SMT XP
1048 Suppl, 92|           fitting that Christ should receive a dowry. For the ~saints
1049 Suppl, 92|            seem that Christ ought to receive a dowry.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1050 Suppl, 92|        person does not both give and receive a dowry. But it ~is Christ
1051 Suppl, 92|          from which all the members ~receive. In another sense the Church
1052 Suppl, 92|               1/1~Whether the angels receive the dowries?~Aquin.: SMT
1053 Suppl, 92|           would seem that the angels receive dowries. For a gloss on ~
1054 Suppl, 92|              proportion, so that one receive from another, and one serve
1055 Suppl, 93|            counsels and commandments receive a greater reward than those ~
1056 Suppl, 93|        angels, ~"though some of them receive certain gifts in a higher
1057 Suppl, 93|              will, my chastity ~will receive a double crown" [*Office
1058 Suppl, 93|        virginity, but ~that she will receive a double reward, one for
1059 Suppl, 93|              Reply OBJ 7: If any one receive a mortal wound for the faith
1060 Suppl, 93|             virgin's aureole to wit, receive intension or remission.~
1061 Suppl, 93|             his essential reward, to receive a greater aureole for ~his
1062 Suppl, 95|             Remember that thou didst receive good things in thy lifetime,"
1063 Suppl, 96|            and ~therefore one should receive a greater punishment than
1064 Suppl, 96|       without grace, and men ~cannot receive grace after death; nor should
1065 Suppl, 96|             unequal in ~gravity will receive a punishment unequal in
1066 Suppl, 96|            see in God ~the joys they receive, and perceive in them the
1067 Suppl, 96|            to ~the truth, since some receive the sacraments of faith,
1068 Appen1, 1|              infants, have failed to receive it through no ~fault of
1069 Appen1, 1|               But baptized ~children receive the reward of eternal life
1070 Appen1, 2|              duration unequal merits receive equal ~retribution both