Part, Question
1 1, 3 | written in the Gospel of St. John (Jn. 4:24): ~"God is a spirit."~
2 1, 20 | Further, Peter was better than John, since he loved Christ more. ~
3 1, 20 | saying: "Simon, son ~of John, lovest thou Me more than
4 1, 20 | these?" Yet Christ loved John more than ~He loved Peter.
5 1, 20 | the words, "Simon, ~son of John, lovest thou Me?": "By this
6 1, 20 | By this very mark is John distinguished ~from the
7 1, 20 | doubt concerning Peter and John has been solved in ~various
8 1, 20 | contemplative ~signified by John, because the former is more
9 1, 20 | of the ~Church; but that John loved Christ more in Himself,
10 1, 20 | promptness and fervor; but John to have been ~more loved,
11 1, 20 | excellent ~gift of charity; but John more, from his gifts of
12 1, 20 | but, in a ~certain sense, John was the better, and was
13 1, 107 | greater than he" - namely, John the Baptist, than whom ~"
14 1, 116 | of woman a greater than ~John the Baptist; yet he that
15 1, 116 | sons of God, in power, as John says - what wonder is there ~
16 2, 32 | second canonical epistle of John ~(verse 4): "I was exceeding
17 2, 42 | the canonical Epistle of John (Tract. ix), that "by ~chaste
18 2, 43 | the canonical epistle of John (Tract. ix). Therefore ~
19 2, 1 | wherefore before, like John the Baptist, or after, like
20 2, 2 | Further, it is evident that John the Baptist was one of the ~
21 2, 2 | a greater than" ~he. Now John the Baptist does not appear
22 2, 2 | not through ignorance that John the Baptist inquired ~of
23 2, 26 | First Canonical Epistle of John (In prim. canon. Joan. Tract.
24 2, 31 | falsely ascribed to St. John Chrysostom] thus: "That ~
25 2, 32 | falsely ascribed ~to St. John Chrysostom] commenting on
26 2, 58 | falsely ascribed to St. John of the Cross], He forbids
27 2, 58 | falsely ascribed to St. John of the Cross] in comment
28 2, 65 | Augustine in commenting on John 19:11, "Thou ~shouldst not
29 2, 75 | falsely ascribed to St. John Chrysostom] says on ~Mt.
30 2, 81 | falsely ascribed ~to St. John Chrysostom]: "Necessity
31 2, 81 | falsely ascribed to St. John Chrysostom], "Our Lord forbids
32 2, 81 | falsely ~ascribed to St. John Chrysostom] says: "The Father
33 2, 82 | reverence due to God that ~John was forbidden to adore the
34 2, 85 | falsely ascribed to St. John Chrysostom] ~commentary.
35 2, 87 | who granted the slaying of John, ~rather than refuse what
36 2, 87 | falsely ascribed ~to St. John Chrysostom] says: "If there
37 2, 87 | greater than he," namely than John the Baptist, ~while yet
38 2, 96 | falsely ascribed to St. John Chrysostom] says, "it is
39 2, 99 | said in praise of James and John (Mt. 4:22) ~that they left "
40 2, 99 | idolaters (Ex. 32). James ~and John are praised for leaving
41 2, 101 | of heaven is greater than John the ~Baptist." Yet an angel
42 2, 101 | Baptist." Yet an angel forbade John when the latter wished to
43 2, 101 | OBJ 1: The angel forbade John to pay him, not any kind
44 2, 101 | indicate the dignity ~of John himself, for which Christ
45 2, 122 | the martyrdom of Blessed John the Baptist, who suffered ~
46 2, 130 | falsely ascribed to St. John Chrysostom] that "while
47 2, 134 | falsely ascribed to St. John Chrysostom] says on Mt.
48 2, 150 | equally ~meritorious in John who remained unmarried and
49 2, 150 | the virginal continence of John, as regards the ~essential
50 2, 150 | that both "the celibacy of John and ~the marriage of Abraham
51 2, 150 | difference of the times: but John was continent even in deed,
52 2, 156 | falsely ~ascribed to St. John Chrysostom] says: "He that
53 2, 156 | falsely ascribed to St. John Chrysostom] says: "He who
54 2, 156 | falsely ascribed to St. John Chrysostom): "Anger, when
55 2, 166 | it ~is related of Blessed John the Evangelist, that when
56 2, 166 | break. Whence the Blessed John drew the inference that ~
57 2, 170 | among the works of St. John Chrysostom, and falsely ~
58 2, 170 | falsely ascribed to St. John ~Chrysostom] that "some
59 2, 170 | falsely ascribed to St. John ~Chrysostom]: "The devil
60 2, 172 | of women, a greater than John the Baptist." ~Therefore
61 2, 172 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: John belongs to the New Testament,
62 2, 172 | the law ~prophesied until John"; and afterwards the gift
63 2, 172 | not ~continue further than John, who with his finger pointed
64 2, 172 | were no more prophets after John. For we read in the ~Acts
65 2, 172 | of ~Philip, prophesied." John, too, wrote a prophetic
66 2, 172 | emperor Theodosius sent to John who ~dwelt in the Egyptian
67 2, 173 | such as Isaias saw, and John in the ~Apocalypse; and
68 2, 183 | falsely ~ascribed to St. John Chrysostom.]~Aquin.: SMT
69 2, 184 | He withheld from marriage John who ~wished to marry" [*
70 2, 185 | and guide them, even as ~John the Baptist rebuked Herod,
71 2, 185 | wherefore a gloss on Mt. ~3:4, "(John) had his garments of camel'
72 2, 185 | falsely ascribed to St. John Chrysostom] says: "While ~
73 2, 186 | falsely ascribed to St. John Chrysostom] says, "it is
74 2, 186 | falsely ~ascribed to St. John Chrysostom], "It is enough
75 2, 186 | God, as in the case of John the Baptist, who was "filled
76 2, 187 | there: thus it is related of John the Baptist ~(Lk. 1:80)
77 2, 187 | Mt. 4:22) that James and John "left ~their nets and father,
78 2, 187 | Coll. xix, 3,5,6) Abbot John says of himself that he
79 3, 5 | did not assume a soul. For John ~has said, teaching the
80 3, 16 | were to say that Peter ~is John because they are somehow
81 3, 27 | sanctified thee"; and again, to John the Baptist, of whom it
82 3, 27 | Likewise Ambrose says of John the Baptist (Comment. in
83 3, 27 | Ambrose says, viz. that in John the Baptist there was not
84 3, 27 | work miracles. Hence of John the Baptist it is written (
85 3, 27 | Christ than Jeremias and John the Baptist, who are said
86 3, 27 | that either Jeremias or John the Baptist should be ~sanctified
87 3, 27 | to say that Jeremias and John the ~Baptist were sanctified
88 3, 27 | sanctified thee." And of John the Baptist ~it is written (
89 3, 27 | of ~their (Jeremias' and John the Baptist's) sanctification
90 3, 27 | womb. For ~the leaping of John in the womb "might," as
91 3, 27 | it is expressly said (of John) in the Gospel that "he
92 3, 27 | sanctified"; to which Baptism John prepared men by ~his baptism.~
93 3, 27 | grace of sanctification than John the Baptist and ~Jeremias,
94 3, 27 | Christ than Jeremias and John the Baptist. But the latter
95 3, 31 | expiating our sins, to which John bore witness, saying: 'Behold
96 3, 36 | falsely ascribed to St. John ~Chrysostom]): "Herod was
97 3, 36 | the Israelites; whereas John the Baptist says (Jn. 1:
98 3, 37 | and thus the kinsfolk of John the Baptist wished to call
99 3, 37 | Zachary," not by the name John, because "there" was ~"none
100 3, 38 | 1/1 - OF THE BAPTISM OF JOHN (SIX ARTICLES)~We now proceed
101 3, 38 | baptized with the baptism of John, we shall consider ~(1)
102 3, 38 | consider ~(1) the baptism of John in general; (2) the baptizing
103 3, 38 | Whether it was fitting that John should baptize?~(2) Whether
104 3, 38 | Whether those who received John's baptism had afterwards
105 3, 38 | Whether it was fitting that John should baptize?~Aquin.:
106 3, 38 | it was not fitting that John should baptize. ~For every
107 3, 38 | belongs to some law. But John did not ~introduce a new
108 3, 38 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, John "was sent by God . . . for
109 3, 38 | Therefore neither should John have introduced a new rite
110 3, 38 | Therefore it was unfitting that John ~should baptize.~Aquin.:
111 3, 38 | stating the holiness of John, adds many went out to him, "
112 3, 38 | that, It was fitting for John to baptize, for four reasons: ~
113 3, 38 | Christ to be baptized by John, in order that ~He might
114 3, 38 | might be manifested. Whence John himself says (Jn. ~1:31): "
115 3, 38 | observes, commenting ~on St. John (Hom. x in Matth.).~Aquin.:
116 3, 38 | Evang.) that ~therefore did John baptize, "that, being consistent
117 3, 38 | says that "the baptism of John was as profitable before ~
118 3, 38 | Reply OBJ 1: The baptism of John was not a sacrament properly
119 3, 38 | 2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: John was not only a prophet,
120 3, 38 | cleanliness. But the baptism of John was ordered unto ~spiritual
121 3, 38 | 1~Whether the baptism of John was from God?~Aquin.: SMT
122 3, 38 | seem that the baptism of John was not from God. For ~nothing
123 3, 38 | that baptism is named after John, according to Mt. 21:25: ~"
124 3, 38 | 21:25: ~"The baptism of John . . . was it from heaven
125 3, 38 | Therefore the ~baptism of John was not from God.~Aquin.:
126 3, 38 | But it is written of ~John the Baptist (Jn. 10:41)
127 3, 38 | Baptist (Jn. 10:41) that "John did no sign." Therefore
128 3, 38 | commanding the baptism of John. Therefore it seems that
129 3, 38 | considered in the baptism of ~John - namely, the rite of baptism
130 3, 38 | of ~the Holy Ghost sent John to baptize. But the effect
131 3, 38 | But by the baptism ~of John the body alone was cleansed
132 3, 38 | this reason the baptism of John was named after him, ~because
133 3, 38 | whole teaching and work of John was ordered unto ~Christ,
134 3, 38 | own teaching and that of ~John. But if John had worked
135 3, 38 | and that of ~John. But if John had worked signs, men would
136 3, 38 | paid equal attention ~to John and to Christ. Wherefore,
137 3, 38 | Christ, it was not given to John to work a sign. Yet when ~
138 3, 38 | Reply OBJ 3: The baptism of John was intended by God to last
139 3, 38 | given in the baptism of John?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[38] A[
140 3, 38 | given in the baptism of John. For it ~is written (Mk.
141 3, 38 | is written (Mk. 1:4): "John was in the desert baptizing
142 3, 38 | Therefore the baptism of John conferred ~grace.~Aquin.:
143 3, 38 | about to be baptized by John "confessed ~their sins,"
144 3, 38 | conferred in the baptism of John.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[38] A[
145 3, 38 | Further, the baptism of John was more akin than circumcision
146 3, 38 | therefore, did the baptism of John effect the remission of ~
147 3, 38 | homily (Hom. vii in Evang.): "John baptized, not in the Spirit,
148 3, 38 | Therefore the baptism of ~John did not confer grace.~Aquin.:
149 3, 38 | whole teaching and work ~of John was in preparation for Christ:
150 3, 38 | Therefore the baptism of John did not confer ~grace, but
151 3, 38 | in three ways: ~first, by John's teaching, which led men
152 3, 38 | understood. one is that which John conferred by ~baptizing,
153 3, 38 | are remitted, and which John could not give, but ~only
154 3, 38 | the bridesman," i.e. by John. Consequently it is said
155 3, 38 | immediately through the baptism of John, but to be ~obtained through
156 3, 38 | Whereas the baptism of John was not instituted for this
157 3, 38 | baptized with the baptism of John?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[38] A[
158 3, 38 | baptized with ~the baptism of John. For, as stated above (A[
159 3, 38 | A[1]), "the reason why John ~baptized was that Christ
160 3, 38 | anything from the baptism of John, because thereby grace was
161 3, 38 | baptized with the baptism of John.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[38] A[
162 3, 38 | fitting that the baptism of John should be conferred on ~
163 3, 38 | should have been baptized by John.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[38] A[
164 3, 38 | baptized with the baptism of John. First, as Augustine says (
165 3, 38 | baptized with the baptism of ~John, some would have said that
166 3, 38 | some would have said that John's baptism, with which Christ
167 3, 38 | others to be prepared by ~John's baptism for the baptism
168 3, 38 | Reply OBJ 1: The baptism of John was instituted not only
169 3, 38 | approached to be baptized by John could not, ~indeed, confer
170 3, 38 | Gentiles to be baptized by John.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[38] A[
171 3, 38 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether John's baptism should have ceased
172 3, 38 | OBJ 1: It would seem that John's baptism should have ceased
173 3, 38 | both by the testimony ~of John and by the dove coming down
174 3, 38 | Therefore it seems that John's baptism ~should not have
175 3, 38 | Christ was ~baptized, and John's baptism ceased to avail."
176 3, 38 | after Christ's baptism, John should not have continued
177 3, 38 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, John's baptism prepared the way
178 3, 38 | Therefore it seems that ~John's baptism ceased when Christ
179 3, 38 | and baptized: and John also was baptizing." But ~
180 3, 38 | Therefore it seems that ~John continued to baptize after
181 3, 38 | fitting for the baptism of John to cease when ~Christ had
182 3, 38 | Hom. xxix ~in Joan.), "if John had ceased to baptize" when
183 3, 38 | there was still need for John to continue ~baptizing. ~
184 3, 38 | Reply OBJ 2: The baptism of John ceased after Christ had
185 3, 38 | Joan.): "I consider that John's death was ~allowed to
186 3, 38 | in a great ~measure after John had died, so that the undivided
187 3, 38 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: John's baptism prepared the way
188 3, 38 | who had been baptized with John's baptism had to be ~baptized
189 3, 38 | who had been baptized with John's ~baptism had not to be
190 3, 38 | the baptism of Christ. For John was ~not less than the apostles,
191 3, 38 | of women a greater than ~John the Baptist." But those
192 3, 38 | apostles - namely, Peter and ~John - "laid their hands upon
193 3, 38 | who had been baptized by John had not to be ~baptized
194 3, 38 | apostles were baptized with John's baptism, since ~some of
195 3, 38 | had been baptized with ~John's baptism had not to be
196 3, 38 | But we ~are not told that John himself was baptized with
197 3, 38 | who had been baptized by John need to ~receive the baptism
198 3, 38 | baptized? Who said: In John's baptism." Wherefore "they
199 3, 38 | some ~were baptized with John's baptism who had full knowledge
200 3, 38 | faith. But the form of ~John's baptism signified the
201 3, 38 | Paul ~says (Acts 19:4): "John baptized the people with
202 3, 38 | had been baptized ~with John's baptism had no need to
203 3, 38 | who were ~baptized with John's baptism needed to be baptized
204 3, 38 | who had been baptized by John without knowing of the existence
205 3, 38 | not base their ~hope on John's baptism, and who believed
206 3, 38 | unreasonable. First, because John's baptism neither conferred
207 3, 38 | had been ~baptized with John's baptism in water only,
208 3, 38 | Joan., Tract. v): "After John, ~baptism was administered,
209 3, 38 | were baptized either with John's baptism, as some ~maintain,
210 3, 38 | Imperfectum]): "Since, when John said, 'I ought to be ~baptized
211 3, 38 | afterwards Christ did baptize John." Moreover, he asserts that "
212 3, 38 | was baptized in ~water by John, so had John to be baptized
213 3, 38 | in ~water by John, so had John to be baptized in the Spirit
214 3, 38 | after being ~baptized by John was not only because they
215 3, 38 | Wherefore the very fact that John baptized in the name ~of
216 3, 39 | baptized with the baptism of John?~(3) Of the time when He
217 3, 39 | Galilee to the Jordan, unto John, to be baptized by him."~
218 3, 39 | Christ to be baptized with John's baptism?~Aquin.: SMT TP
219 3, 39 | Christ to be baptized ~with John's baptism. For John's baptism
220 3, 39 | with John's baptism. For John's baptism was the "baptism
221 3, 39 | have been baptized with John's baptism.~Aquin.: SMT TP
222 3, 39 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, John's baptism, as Chrysostom
223 3, 39 | baptized with the baptism of John.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[39] A[
224 3, 39 | ascribed to ~Christ. But John's baptism does not hold
225 3, 39 | Christ to be baptized with John's ~baptism.~Aquin.: SMT
226 3, 39 | cometh to the ~Jordan, unto John, to be baptized by him."~
227 3, 39 | baptized with His own, but with John's baptism. ~And this was
228 3, 39 | befitting: first, because John's baptism was peculiar in ~
229 3, 39 | baptized with the baptism of John, that, "by being thus baptized,
230 3, 39 | might show His approval of John's baptism." Thirdly, as
231 3, 39 | Orat. xxxix), "by going to John to be baptized by him, He ~
232 3, 39 | merely ~figurative, whereas John's baptism, in a measure,
233 3, 39 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, John's baptism was ordered to
234 3, 39 | should have been baptized by John either before all the others,
235 3, 39 | Christ should be baptized by John ~either before or after
236 3, 39 | preaching and the baptism of ~John, and that John might bear
237 3, 39 | baptism of ~John, and that John might bear witness to Him."
238 3, 39 | would not have ~had faith in John's testimony except after
239 3, 39 | it was not fitting that John should baptize Him before ~
240 3, 39 | Christ did not wait ~till John had run his course, but
241 3, 39 | Jesus was baptized by ~John in the Jordan."~Aquin.:
242 3, 39 | For if it is written of John that 'he ~shall be filled
243 3, 39 | after the manner in which ~John saw the slain Lamb in the
244 3, 40 | of life ~much more than John did. But John led an austere
245 3, 40 | more than John did. But John led an austere life in order
246 3, 40 | Mt. 3:4) that "the same John had his garment of camel'
247 3, 40 | Contra Faust. xvi) ~that "John is described as 'neither
248 3, 40 | R.O. 1 Para. 2/2~As to John, according to Chrysostom (
249 3, 40 | miracles. Leaving, therefore, John to be ~illustrious by his
250 3, 40 | Pharisees and the disciples of John fasted, but not the ~disciples
251 3, 40 | Bede comments, saying that "John drank ~neither wine nor
252 3, 41 | than work a miracle, as did John the ~Baptist, according
253 3, 43 | regard to the ~saying of John the Baptist, "'That He may
254 3, 43 | miracles from His early ~years, John would by no means have been
255 3, 43 | explains this passage of John as follows (Tract. ~lxxi): "
256 3, 44 | constancy of Peter and of John, understanding that they
257 3, 45 | not only Peter, James, and John, but all His disciples,
258 3, 45 | namely, Peter, James, and John - that "in the mouth of
259 3, 45 | the power bestowed on him; John in the ~privilege of Christ'
260 3, 46 | His Passion, according to John (3:14): ~"The Son of man
261 3, 46 | cut off, as was done to John; nor was He sawn in twain, ~
262 3, 46 | Dionysius says in a ~letter to John the Evangelist that "He
263 3, 46 | and so the same day which John calls ~"before the festival
264 3, 46 | Pilate to be ~crucified," as John relates. For it "was not
265 3, 46 | as the ~third hour, which John recalls, saying: 'It was
266 3, 46 | of death.'" According to John, then, "the sixth hour of ~
267 3, 47 | the same suffering. Hence John says ~(19:32) that "they
268 3, 50 | commenting on the ~text of John, asks, since Christ is Word
269 3, 51 | ruler ~of the Jews," as John states (Jn. 3:1).~Aquin.:
270 3, 51 | weight," as recorded by John (19:39), especially since
271 3, 53 | which is not ~contrary to John's statement "when it was
272 3, 54 | closing chapters of Luke and John. Therefore, it seems that ~
273 3, 55 | ascending into heaven. But, as John admits, not ~all things
274 3, 55 | Two ~Evangelists, Luke and John, write that He appeared
275 3, 55 | these mention one angel, John says ~that there were two
276 3, 55 | were at first seated, as John says, and ~who afterwards
277 3, 59 | passage just quoted from John: "'He gave ~Him power to
278 3, 64 | sacramental effect. For John the Baptist said (Jn. 1:
279 3, 64 | keep it to Himself." But John would not have been in ~
280 3, 64 | Tract. v in Joan.), that "John did not know that ~our Lord,
281 3, 64 | second ~canonical epistle of John (10): "If any man come to
282 3, 66 | and all the more since John the Baptist said when ~foretelling
283 3, 66 | choose to be baptized by John (Extra, De Baptismo et ejus
284 3, 66 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, John the Baptist received special
285 3, 66 | of women, a greater than John the Baptist." But those
286 3, 66 | Baptist." But those whom ~John had baptized were baptized
287 3, 66 | received the Baptism of ~John. Much more, therefore, should
288 3, 66 | Him not': ~Behold; after John had baptized, Baptism was
289 3, 66 | not administered: because John gave his own ~Baptism; the
290 3, 66 | Epiphany with the Baptism of ~John, as stated above (Q[39],
291 3, 66 | sins: also "the Baptism of John," which prepared the ~way
292 3, 67 | but His ~disciples, as John relates (4:2). Nor does
293 3, 68 | many "were baptized" ~by John "in the Jordan confessing
294 3, 68 | Baptism is ~more perfect than John's. Therefore it seems that
295 3, 68 | Mt. 3:6, saying that in John's ~Baptism "those who are
296 3, 68 | Sins were not forgiven in John's Baptism, which, however, ~
297 3, 70 | 3) that the baptism of ~John was a preparation for Christ'
298 3, 70 | s Baptism, it seems that John's ~baptism was superfluous:
299 3, 70 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: John's baptism was a preparation
300 3, 72 | been baptized, either with ~John's Baptism, as some think;
301 3, 73 | spiritual drink, according to John: ~"My flesh is meat indeed,
302 3, 74 | hence this day is said by ~John to precede the day of the
303 3, 81 | according to the relation of John, ~our Lord, by dipping and
304 3, 82 | his sin. Hence we read in John's Second ~Canonical Epistle (
305 3, 83 | now risen"; though, as ~John relates (Jn. 20:1), "while
306 3, 83 | stated in the last chapter of John (verse 25), our ~Lord said
307 3, 84 | before the imprisonment of John, of whom it is ~related
308 3, 84 | Penance were said after John was cast into prison.~Aquin.:
309 3, 84 | baptized with the baptism of John, as stated above (Q[39],
310 3, 85 | also to ~punish. Wherefore John the Baptist said (Mt. 3:
311 3, 89 | not ask Him, but deputed John to ask in ~his stead, afterwards
312 3, 89 | asks the Master instead of John."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[89] A[
313 Suppl, 6 | who were being prepared by John's ~Baptism for the grace
314 Suppl, 17| hence, after the Passion, John saw an opened door in ~heaven.
315 Suppl, 36| wrongly ascribed to St. John Chrysostom], "not every
316 Suppl, 41| falsely ascribed to St. John ~Chrysostom] says in his
317 Suppl, 45| falsely ascribed to St. John Chrysostom] says: "It is
318 Suppl, 48| mind and body. Yet Blessed John the evangelist after consenting
319 Suppl, 51| Now if one were to baptize John, thinking ~to baptize Peter,
320 Suppl, 51| thinking ~to baptize Peter, John would be baptized none the
321 Suppl, 61| Joan.] our Lord called ~John from his wedding.~Aquin.:
322 Suppl, 62| falsely ~ascribed to St. John Chrysostom] says that "lust
323 Suppl, 63| falsely ascribed to St. John Chrysostom] says that ~"
324 Suppl, 67| falsely ~ascribed to St. John Chrysostom] says that even
325 Suppl, 67| falsely ascribed to St. John Chrysostom] that "Moses,
326 Suppl, 67| falsely ascribed to St. John ~Chrysostom] that "the Lawgiver
327 Suppl, 67| falsely ascribed to St. John Chrysostom] that "divorce
328 Suppl, 67| falsely ascribed to St. John Chrysostom], who says that "
329 Suppl, 71| may reply, according to John Damascene, in the sermon
330 Suppl, 74| the Blessed ~Virgin and John the Evangelist [*Ep. de
331 Suppl, 93| will and not in death, as John; in both will and death,
332 Suppl, 93| Christ's sake, even as in John the ~Baptist while yet in
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