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 1  Int,   6| Letter, I wish to pursue that reflection by concentrating on the
 2    1,  14|       unturned. To assist our reflection on this point we have one
 3    2,  18|   then, that Israel, with her reflection, was able to open to reason
 4    2,  22|       the Wisdom literature's reflection. Developing a philosophical
 5    4,  39|   meaning, signifying now the reflection undertaken by the believer
 6    6,  73|      reason use its powers of reflection in the search for truth
 7    7,  93|      this mystery begins with reflection upon the mystery of the
 8 Conc, 101|      the wealth of a communal reflection. For by its very nature,
 9 Conc, 104|    philosophers can develop a reflection which will be both comprehensible
10 Conc, 108|      parable illuminating the reflection contained in these pages.