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 1  Intro               |    answers - exercises which are considered as constituting the whole ~
 2 Preface,    2        | Christian philosophy. St. Thomas considered this work simply as a manual ~
 3 Preface,    3        |          catalogue which are now considered authentic. The five ~"Opuscula"
 4 ApCreed,    1        |          Such a person would be ~considered very foolish. So, the intellect
 5 ApCreed,    6        |          in ~pieces, it would be considered that he had rent apart the
 6 ApCreed,    9   (5)  |        sits at the right hand is considered to occupy the most honored
 7 ApCreed,   12   (20) |         16-17. "It should not be considered surprising that the ~Church,
 8 10Command,    0,  2  |     burden light."29 A person is considered to have done ~enough if
 9 10Command,    2,  3  |         holy; and that "holy" is considered in two ~ways, namely, "pure"
10 10Command,    4,  1  |     murderer."~ ~We have already considered the killing of the body,
11 10Command,    4,  2  |               Secondly, anger is considered as a passion. This is in
12 10Command,    8      |      heart."3 Therefore, having ~considered those Commandments which
13 Sacramen,    3       |                 Baptism~ ~Having considered the Sacraments in general,
14 LordPray,    1,  2   |          of the heavens all have considered them as the abode of spirits.44
15 LordPray,    5       |       after spiritual things are considered, they are all the more desired;
16 LordPray,    6   (13)|           This treasury is to be considered as the common property of
17 LordPray,    7       |          Three questions are now considered: (1) What is temptation? (