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 1 3 |        xxxix., a. 7). In this manner the Father, who is "the
 2 4 |       Augustine writes: "This manner in which Christ was born
 3 4 | greatest and most efficacious manner possible; in Him were all
 4 7 |                        7. The manner and extent of the action
 5 8 |     love in a much more noble manner than the natural: namely,
 6 9 |    most intimate and peculiar manner. From this proceeds that
 7 9 |      attributed in a peculiar manner to the Holy Ghost. For,
 8 9 |      in an exceedingly secret manner, they are sometimes aptly
 9 10|   Ghost, might answer in like manner: "We have not so much as
10 10|    which is in a more special manner offensive to the Holy Spirit.