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[1244] cf. ad 3.
[1245] Heb. 10:25
[1246] Com. in Heb., 10:25
[1247] Prov. 4:18
[1248] Summa theol., Ia, q. 85, a. 7.
[1249] Com. on Aristotle's De anima, Bk. II, lect. 94
[1250] De veritate, q. 12, a. 6, ad 4; q. 24, a. 8,
ad 6.
[1251] Luke 2:52
[1252] De incarnatione Domini, chap. 7
[1253] Com. in III Sent., d. 14, q. 1, a. 3,
quaestiuncula 5.
[1254] cf. IIIa, q. 7, a. 9, 11, 12.
[1255] Luke 2:46
[1256] cf. IIIa, q. 12, a. 3, c. (end).
[1257] Hom. 19, in Lucam
[1258] This is known as the Socratic method in philosophy. It
consisted in drawing the knowledge of the subject sought for gradually
from the students by a series of easy questions; granted as implicitly
known by them
[1259] Luke 22:43
[1260] cf. ad 1
[1261] Com. in Lucam, 22:43
[1262] Luke 23:46; John 19:30. See also IIIa, q.
46, a. 7, 8.
[1263] cf. IIIa, q. 42.
[1264] Ibid.. a. 4.
[1265] II Cor. 3:3.
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