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501   3, 78  |          consecration of the body, especially since ~our Lord said: "This
502   3, 79  |       likewise by this ~sacrament, especially since in the form of this
503   3, 80  |      detracting from ~His dignity; especially since the mouse or dog does
504   3, 80  |          graver than ~fornication, especially the sin of unbelief. Therefore
505   3, 80  |         sacrament, because thereby especially the spirit becomes ~enslaved
506   3, 80  |          Who is ~in the sacrament, especially if he does not believe Christ
507   3, 80  |          holy to dogs." Now ~it is especially casting holy things to dogs
508   3, 80  |           even to public sinners, ~especially in the hour of death. Hence
509   3, 80  |           excess of food or drink, especially if necessity call for Communion. ~
510   3, 80  |          the ~aforesaid movements, especially when they take place with
511   3, 80  |           cause sinful in ~itself, especially if it be mortal sin, then
512   3, 80  |           mystery. ~Now this could especially happen in receiving the
513   3, 81  |         gave it him in the morsel, especially since we read (Jn. ~13:26)
514   3, 82  |           the chief festivals, and especially on those days on which the ~
515   3, 83  |         the mass can be postponed, especially when Holy orders ~have to
516   3, 83  |            OBJ 4: Further, Baptism especially is called the sacrament
517   3, 83  |            the expression signify, especially ~since those words are no
518   3, 83  |  individual in the plural ~number, especially an inferior. Consequently
519   3, 83  |         interrupt the mass begun, ~especially if he has broken his fast,
520   3, 84  |          grants pardon to sinners, especially as He teaches us to pray (
521   3, 85  |         begins to displease a man, especially a sinner, on ~account of
522   3, 88  |        ingratitude which is ~shown especially in four kinds of sin?~Aquin.:
523   3, 88  |       ingratitude, which ~is shown especially in four kinds of sin, viz.,
524 Suppl, 5 |          and to make satisfaction, especially since his contrition would
525 Suppl, 9 |          he had ~confessed before, especially if he cannot go to the same
526 Suppl, 18|         repeating the ~absolution, especially if the penitent has no cause
527 Suppl, 25|           this moment: and this is especially due to the ~merits of Christ:
528 Suppl, 32|        cannot ~acknowledge it, and especially to madmen and imbeciles,
529 Suppl, 35|     confirm others. Therefore they especially should have received the ~
530 Suppl, 36|           he ~have it not already, especially if it appear that he is
531 Suppl, 36|  unfaithful to his sovereign Lord, especially ~since this is detrimental
532 Suppl, 37|            for reading the Psalms, especially since (Decretals, Dist.
533 Suppl, 37|            rather of the acolyte; ~especially since the bodily light which
534 Suppl, 40|           reason also a bishop is ~especially called the bridegroom of
535 Suppl, 40|        Tabernac. iii). Now this is especially ~incumbent on our pontiffs.
536 Suppl, 40|          Now truth was made known ~especially in the New Law. Therefore
537 Suppl, 40|          Law. ~Therefore it should especially have been transferred to
538 Suppl, 41|        union with God; and this is especially the case ~in carnal intercourse
539 Suppl, 43|            the reason given above, especially if there be ~fear of one
540 Suppl, 43|          promises ~for the future, especially about those things to which
541 Suppl, 47|             no one should promise, especially with an oath, for one ~whom
542 Suppl, 51|            return to his ~brother, especially if there has been carnal
543 Suppl, 52|            of the marriage burden, especially since he is able to obtain
544 Suppl, 53|       should be equal in marriage, especially ~as regards carnal intercourse.
545 Suppl, 53|           it ~without sin. This is especially the case if he fears to
546 Suppl, 53|           safeguarded, and this is especially required in the marriage
547 Suppl, 55|            because he would become especially related by affinity to her ~
548 Suppl, 55|         cannot be valid ~marriage, especially those related by blood or
549 Suppl, 55|     denounced this should be done ~especially where it is least difficult
550 Suppl, 55|        evidence. Now relatives are especially open to ~suspicion of love
551 Suppl, 57|       eunuch or impotent, suffers ~especially from the absence of children
552 Suppl, 57|        begetting. Therefore ~he is especially competent to adopt someone
553 Suppl, 57|        answer that, The Divine law especially forbids marriage between
554 Suppl, 59|        with others. It was however especially ~forbidden with regard to
555 Suppl, 59|      regard to other unbelievers, ~especially when there could be no fear
556 Suppl, 62|         bound to receive his wife, especially after she has ~repented.
557 Suppl, 62|       adulterous ~wife, this would especially be the case when the husband
558 Suppl, 64|            Marriage was instituted especially as fulfilling an ~office
559 Suppl, 64|         those days when ~one ought especially to give one's time to spiritual
560 Suppl, 64|         those times when men ought especially ~to arise to spiritual things.
561 Suppl, 65|            human nature would seem especially to belong to the natural ~
562 Suppl, 65|          would be ~still in force, especially as we read nowhere of its
563 Suppl, 67|            in its beginning belong especially to the law of nature. ~Now
564 Suppl, 67|      concubine differs from a wife especially in the fact ~that she is
565 Suppl, 67|         that, In the commandments, especially those which in some way ~
566 Suppl, 69|        reckoned among the ~abodes, especially since some are punished
567 Suppl, 71|           xiii) - and this applies especially ~to the damned - "the spirits
568 Suppl, 71|           are in purgatory, those ~especially would seem to avail them
569 Suppl, 71|           the works of the living, especially as regards the ~merit of
570 Suppl, 71|        greatest of the sacraments, especially as ~regards its effect.
571 Suppl, 71|         OBJ 3: Further, suffrages, especially of prayers, rely on the
572 Suppl, 72|         watch over their neighbor, especially their kinsfolk, when ~these
573 Suppl, 72|         the ~saints would be heard especially in regard to matters concerning ~
574 Suppl, 72|         working of miracles which ~especially will be worked about that
575 Suppl, 72|  properties of glory, ~and this is especially clear in regard to light.
576 Suppl, 72|     circular or a downward course, especially ~in so far as it acts as
577 Suppl, 72|          activity, they would seem especially to be ~changed from the
578 Suppl, 72|           therefore these elements especially will be changed from the
579 Suppl, 72|          like the other elements, ~especially since fire is the most noble
580 Suppl, 73|       angels at all, it would seem especially referable to the virtues,
581 Suppl, 74|          the martyrs, because they especially reign after death who ~fought
582 Suppl, 74|         correspond to individuals: especially since all the figures ~of
583 Suppl, 76|           soul of a ~brute animal, especially when the human soul has
584 Suppl, 76|      position at the resurrection, especially as regards the ~essential
585 Suppl, 77|            after the resurrection, especially the use of the genital ~
586 Suppl, 77|            Now the bodies ~of men, especially of the elect, ought to rise
587 Suppl, 77|           from one's parents would especially seem ~to belong to the truth
588 Suppl, 77|       removed at the resurrection, especially in ~the elect, to whom it
589 Suppl, 77|      quantity regards ~the species especially when definite position of
590 Suppl, 78|         from those who rise again, especially from the blessed. Now ~age
591 Suppl, 78|           in ~each individual will especially rise again in him. Now the
592 Suppl, 80|            smallness of quantity, ~especially in respect of depth and
593 Suppl, 80|            be seen, and not ~seen, especially by a non-glorified eye,
594 Suppl, 81|    slowness of movement would seem especially inconsistent with ~the nature
595 Suppl, 84|             the Divine energy will especially conduce to this.~Aquin.:
596 Suppl, 84|      consciences will ~be visible, especially as the Divine power will
597 Suppl, 86|          The judicial power is due especially to poverty on three ~counts.
598 Suppl, 86|            that punishment is more especially ~ascribed antonomastically
599 Suppl, 87|            first ~origin, and more especially in the Father Who is the
600 Suppl, 87|            scorned so great mercy, especially those who ~persecuted Christ
601 Suppl, 88|       Divine majesty will appear, ~especially in Christ's flesh, and secondarily
602 Suppl, 88|           bodies will be bettered, especially as regards their ~brightness.
603 Suppl, 89|           of a separate substance, especially of the Divine essence, which ~
604 Suppl, 89|           glory of God in bodies, ~especially in the glorified bodies
605 Suppl, 89|            sensible creatures: and especially in Christ's body.~Aquin.:
606 Suppl, 91|           Therefore they will most especially pity ~the sufferings of
607 Suppl, 92|    marriage there ~are no burdens, especially in the state of the Church
608 Suppl, 92|        Therefore a dowry should be especially assigned thereto.~Aquin.:
609 Suppl, 93|           awarded, not to all, but especially to some: whereas the aurea ~
610 Suppl, 93|       delight, and delight regards especially ~the end. Since then the
611 Suppl, 93|            would seem that to them especially the ~fruit should correspond.~
612 Suppl, 93|  Consequently a fruit corresponds ~especially to that virtue which more
613 Suppl, 93|         pleasures that the soul is especially subject to the flesh; ~so
614 Suppl, 93|            virginity, it would be ~especially found where there is the
615 Suppl, 93|            Therefore an aureole is especially due to Him.~Aquin.: SMT
616 Suppl, 93|           in human things must ne ~especially ascribed to Christ. Now
617 Suppl, 93|           worthy of double ~honor, especially they who labor in the word
618 Suppl, 94|        ever outside its own place, especially if things were to ~remain
619 Suppl, 95|          virtue is easily voided, ~especially in evil men as the Philosopher
620 Suppl, 95|           or evil. Now the damned, especially after the ~judgment day,
621 Suppl, 95|         For works of virtue belong especially to the state of ~happiness
622 Suppl, 95|        until the ~day of judgment. Especially may this apply to the demons,
623 Appen1, 1|           loss of so great a good, especially without the hope of ~recovery: