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 1 I    |             law is a shadow. And in general, according to the apostolic
 2 I    |            must strive to grasp the general sense which intelligibly
 3 I    |             hosts of angels, to the general assembly and church of the
 4 II   |             all Divine Scripture in general, which has been handed down
 5 III  |             full use as well in the general scheme as in the arrangement
 6 X    |         written. All this by way of general preface, though it may be
 7 XVIII|           had chosen certain men in general esteem for their wisdom,
 8 XX   |             the first place, and in general prefer rational nature to
 9 XX   |           creatures so named by the general consent of mankind are not
10 XX   |         measure of reason, and some general notions, and a voice, know
11 XX   |         such art of augury, and, in general, any basis for divination
12 XX   |           to these attacks; and, in general, not a single living creature
13 XX   |             and the Philosophers in general, which, on the face of it,
14 XX   |            rational creature. And a general Providence will never fail;
15 XX   |              even though there be a general deterioration because of
16 XXI  |          but willing and running in general. For as it is from God that
17 XXI  |             the power of willing in general, as I said, and the power
18 XXI  |          and the power of motion in general. And as, although in virtue
19 XXI  |             maintain that motion in general is indeed a gift from God,
20 XXII |           gives them a share in the general distribution of praise to
21 XXIII|              both earthly events in general and the incidents of every
22 XXIII|          have suggested through the general movement of the stars the
23 XXIII|             which have a special or general influence. And when I say "
24 XXIII|            and a participant in the general environment. I think it
25 XXVI |          which is good." 626And, in general, every fruit of a good tree,
26 Index| fore-ordaining), 208 f.~Providence, general and particular, 137.~Ptolemy