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Have, after some rummaging about, discovered a Latin text of the Summa online, via the wonders of Vikipaedia rather than directly from Google. This was after discovering that the bookmark I thought led to it led to an English translation, which means I needn't have spent ages looking for one in the libraries here after all (though a facing page translation is much more useful, so it's all to the good).

Obvs. Latin is still the language of scholarship for certain things!

And now, more proof-reading...

ETA: Word's German spellchecker refuses to accept 'abbildbar' as a word; bizarrely, it suggests 'habbildbar' instead. I cannot find this word in Duden, and suspect it doesn't exist - but any of you native speakers out there have any thoughts?

GIP of Patriotic Prejudice

it was hell to make the text legible, and I'm not happy with it now - but the concept was irresistible. Because after all, Jamie and the Brigadier have got something in common (and Jamie doubtless assumes that the Brig would have been of the honest party had the situation arisen, given his surname...)