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 1   1,  10 |       wisdom is exalted. When I consider myself, such as I am known
 2   1,  23 |      Apostle Paul invites us to consider in the perspective of the
 3   2,  48 |         this theory, one has to consider carefully the correct relationship
 4   2,  53 |     ever possible, they ask, to consider as universally valid and
 5   2,  70 |  Council of Trent does not only consider the "grave matter" of mortal
 6   2,  78 |      object, does not refuse to consider the inner "teleology" of
 7   3,  94 |     poet Juvenal apply to all: "Consider it the greatest of crimes
 8   3,  102|        much justified, ought to consider himself exempt from the
 9   3,  110| precepts and requires that they consider them in conscience as morally
10   3,  110|        is the point at which to consider the specific task of all
11   3,  112|     Magisterium, or erroneously consider as morally correct a kind