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 1  I,1 |       being acknowledged in its fullness, the hour in which women
 2 II,3 |        born of a woman, at "the fullness of time". This event leads
 3 II,3 | salvific event which marks the "fullness of time": this event is
 4 II,3 |         cf. Acts 17: 27) - the "fullness of time" spoken of in Paul'
 5 II,4 |         Theotókos ~4. Thus the "fullness of time" manifests the extraordinary
 6 II,5 |     ennobles it. Therefore the "fullness of grace" that was granted
 7 II,5 |  Theotókos", also signifies the fullness of the perfection of" what
 8 III,7|     loftiest expression at the "fullness of time" (cf. Gal 4:4) in
 9 IV,9 |          God wills for them the fullness of good, or supernatural
10 IV,9 |           cf. Mt 19:17) and-the fullness of good. If sin's "non-likeness"
11 IV,11|        5).At the advent of the "fullness of time" (cf. Gal 4:4),when