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 1   2     |           A~poet, distinguishing between these two feelings, said,~~"
 2   4     |          however, we distinguish between these two concepts, we find
 3   7(40) |                A direct contrast between suspensus assenso - the
 4  14     |        through "the one mediator between God and~men, the man Christ
 5  14     |         God that the distinction between good and evil is made, to
 6  15(113)|        note the firm distinction between ex diis quos facit and non
 7  16     |         the enmity caused by sin between men and~the angels is removed
 8  16     |        of rational creatures and between them and their~Creator.
 9  21     |       among you, who could judge between his brethren? But brother
10  23     | intelligible inequality, such as~between voices that fill out a chorus,
11  23     |      will then be such a concord between flesh and spirit - the spirit~
12  23     |         man) by the one Mediator between God and man, they will also
13  24(201)|          acrimonious controversy between the Jansenists and the Molinists.
14  26     |          a very great difference between what is fitting for man
15  26     |       fitting for God - and also between the ends to which a man
16  28(230)|                Again, a wordplay between posset non mori and non
17  28     |        through "the one Mediator between God and~man, Man himself,
18  29     |         the time that intervenes between man's death and the final