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 1 37|                                External Acts of Adoration ~37. Thirdly,
 2 37|   unconsecrated species by the external actions of veneration which
 3 37| offerings. These same signs of external reverence are usually offered
 4 37|  latria) is not constituted by external acts alone, but particularly
 5 37|      mind which determines the external actions. Moreover if the
 6 37|  reverence by the same acts of external adoration to the bread which
 7 37|       made, of course, because external actions are guided by the
 8 37|        Greeks perform the same external acts of adoration as they
 9 37|      which can direct the same external actions after the consecration
10 37|    creatures. For a gesture of external reverence such as uncovering
11 37|      excellent one. So through external gestures of the body, service
12 37|     divine honor through these external actions makes these acts
13 37| service of God, and allows the external adoration of Got to be exercised
14 37|        as to God. Consequently external acts of homage must be distinguished
15 37|        For if he intends by an external mark of reverence to offer
16 37|     since no doubt there is an external sacrifice which can be offered
17 37|        service of Latria is an external sacrifice which is most
18 37|  precisely the same doctrine: "External acts are not of their own
19 37|       etc. Therefore, in these external acts, the distinction of
20 37|       will which confers on an external act the nature of divine
21 37| creatures, it will be at least external idolatry even if it does
22 37|      public authority that the external acts described above as
23 38|    never be quenched nor their external cult wholly abolished."
24 63|    omnibus. Precepts regarding external discipline and cleanliness