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Thomas Aquinas OP (/əˈkwaɪnəs/, ə-KWY-nəs; Italian:
Tommaso d'Aquino, lit. 'Thomas of Aquino'; c. 1225 – 7
March 1274) was an
Italian Dominican friar...
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Aquinas usually refers to
Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274),
philosopher and theologian.
Aquinas may also
refer to:
Aquinas Academy (disambiguation), several...
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Thomas Aquinas Aquinas College may
refer to any one of
several educational institutions:
Aquinas College, Perth,
Roman Catholic boys' R–12
school Aquinas College...
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summarized by the 13th-century
Catholic philosopher and
theologian Thomas Aquinas in his book
Summa Theologica. They are: the
argument from "first mover";...
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Aquinas Catholic Schools may
refer to:
Aquinas Schools (Iowa)
Aquinas Catholic Schools (Nebraska) St.
Thomas Aquinas High
School (Florida)
Aquinas High...
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Thomas Aquinas High
School may
refer to:
Canada St.
Thomas Aquinas Catholic High
School (North Vancouver),
British Columbia St.
Thomas Aquinas Catholic...
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vanagloria with superbia,
adding envy,
which is
invidia in Latin.
Thomas Aquinas uses and
defends Gregory's list in his
Summa Theologica,
although he calls...
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Aquinas College is a
private Roman Catholic liberal arts
college in
Grand Rapids, Michigan. The
Congregation of Our Lady of the
Sacred Heart of the Order...
- The
Aquinas is the w****ly
student newspaper of the
University of
Scranton in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
Print editions are
published every Thursday during...
- 1965 and
named after Thomas Aquinas, the
patron saint of all
Catholic schools and universities.
About Aquinas School Aquinas School Official Website Dave...
