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Sir Thomas More Selections from his English Works, etc., Edited by P. S. and H. M. Allen. (Oxford: The Clarendom Press, 1924. 3/6 net).

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Sir Thomas More Selections from his English Works, etc., Edited by P. S. and H. M. Allen. (Oxford: The Clarendom Press, 1924. 3/6 net).

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 January 2025

John Foster Makepeace
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Blackfriars , Volume 5 , Issue 54 , September 1924 , pp. 371 - 372
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Copyright © 1924 Provincial Council of the English Province of the Order of Preachers

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1 1a Pars. Q. 82, a. 4.

2 Cfr. 11a 11æ, Q. 2, a. 9, ad. 2.

3 This principle is equivocally or tautologically translated by the author (p. 403) ‘Whatsoever is moved is moved by another,’ We suggest the following translation ‘Whatever is in motion is put into motion by another.’