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More detailed explanations are given in those threads...
But here's just a few.
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Those seem to be approximately what I mentioned. Relative importance seems the most salient.
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2. If you're reading this book for the first time, you may never even have the idea to search for "Aquinas".
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Perhaps you could read the book to find out about Aquinas.
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Like I said above, it doesn't hurt to leave an Index in. It can only help.  |
I'd rather just read the text. If I feel I've missed something significant I can always go back.
If there are more than a few index entries with lots of entries I'm unlikely to memorize the list in order to learn what I might focus on, as it would likely just seem a collection of random words. As opposed to reading the text in which presumably things will be fleshed out.