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501 Suppl, 93|           the thing ~from which the comparison is taken. Now since fruit,
502 Suppl, 93|             fruit by reason of any ~comparison with fruit in the sense
503 Suppl, 93|          them by his labor. Now the comparison to fruit, as produced from ~
504 Suppl, 93|         martyr, except by a kind of comparison. It is in this ~sense that
505 Suppl, 93|             martyrdom by a kind of ~comparison. and they surpass the sufferings
506 Suppl, 93|             negligible quantity in ~comparison with the greatness of His
507 Suppl, 94|        cleansing. Consequently the ~comparison fails.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
508 Suppl, 94|          Augustine speaks by way of comparison. For he does not wish ~to
509 Suppl, 95|          the damned; ~wherefore the comparison fails. ~
510 Appen1, 1|     argument is not based on a true comparison.~Aquin.: SMT XP App. 1 Q[
511 Appen1, 2|             in Purgatory. Hence the comparison fails.~Aquin.: SMT XP App.
512 Appen1, 2|             On the contrary, is the comparison of the Apostle, who denotes