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 1   2,  47 |          obviously have to take into account the many limitations of
 2   2,  56 | consideration. The latter, by taking account of circumstances and the
 3   2,  62 |         although it does not on that account forfeit its dignity; but
 4   2,  77 |        theories mentioned above take account of the intention and consequences
 5   2,  77 |           there is need to take into account both the intention — as
 6   2,  80 |           per se, in other words, on account of their very object, and
 7   2,  82 |            acts, without taking into account the intention for which
 8   3,  95 |              frequently wearisome on account of difficulties, weakness
 9   3,  98 |       enormous effort, especially on account of the number and the gravity
10   3,  112|             of the faith, takes into account first and foremost the spiritual