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 1 IX   |        also in the account of the healing of the man born blind. The
 2 X    |        own virtue whether for the healing of the body, or some other
 3 XII  |           to the injury or to the healing of his body, or his soul.
 4 XVI  |   questions which arise as to the healing of the body are many. This
 5 XVI  |           profess to practise the healing art. Let us take another
 6 XVIII|     mankind His wondrous skill in healing souls, chose "infamous"
 7 XVIII| Chrysippus in his treatise on the Healing of the Passions, his object
 8 XVIII|          of miracles and gifts of healing below the gifts of the Word.
 9 XVIII|      seeing that we wish with the healing virtue of the Word to cure
10 XX   |        for many purposes, for the healing of their bodies and for
11 XXI  |      afterwards light on a way of healing; for they would never have
12 XXI  |           soul is not debarred of healing, as if this present life
13 XXVI |           exercising the gifts of healing, and in working miracles,
14 XXVI |          final good things of the healing art, but causes of them;
15 XXVII|         and seasonable methods of healing the sick; and of these methods
16 XXVII|           and of these methods of healing, some more, some less, give
17 XXVII|           an expert in the art of healing, it is for Him alone to
18 XXVII|  inflammation: so God through His healing art draws out the secret
19 Index|       Chrysippus, his work on The Healing of the Passions, 96. ~Church,
20 Index|        233, etc.; not debarred of healing as if this life were all,