Part, Question
1 1, 59 | irrational animals; for the ~sheep flies from the wolf by a
2 1, 60 | irrational animals; for the ~sheep flies from the wolf by a
3 1, 77 | disadvantages: just as the sheep runs away when it sees a
4 1, 80 | estimative power; for instance, a sheep, esteeming ~the wolf as
5 1, 80 | appetites: for instance, ~the sheep, fearing the wolf, flees
6 1, 82 | brute animals. For the sheep, seeing the wolf, judges
7 1, 95 | hostile to one another, as the sheep and the wolf. Therefore
8 1, 113 | consumed Job's servants and sheep; when the storm ~struck
9 2, 13 | see for ourselves ~that a sheep will eat one grass and refuse
10 2, 29 | instance, a wolf in regard to a sheep. Hence a sheep hates ~the
11 2, 29 | regard to a sheep. Hence a sheep hates ~the wolf universally.
12 2, 91 | but against the law of a sheep or another meek ~animal.
13 2, 102 | sacrifice ~to God, viz. oxen, sheep and goats; of birds, generally
14 2, 102 | For they worshipped the sheep; they reverenced the ram (
15 2, 105 | oxen for one ox, and four ~sheep for one sheep." Moreover,
16 2, 105 | and four ~sheep for one sheep." Moreover, certain slight
17 2, 105 | thy brother's ox or his sheep go astray; but thou shalt
18 2, 105 | twice their value. But ~sheep cannot be easily safeguarded
19 2, 105 | happened more frequently that sheep were stolen ~in the fields.
20 2, 105 | penalty, by ~ordering four sheep to be restored for the theft
21 2, 105 | do not graze in flocks as sheep do; wherefore a yet more ~
22 2, 105 | to be restored. But the sheep was useful ~in four ways: "
23 2, 108 | according to Jn. 10:27: "My sheep hear My voice . . . and ~
24 2, 11 | decayed flesh, expel the mangy sheep from the fold, lest the
25 2, 28 | distressed, and lying like sheep that have no shepherd."~
26 2, 38 | The wolf comes upon the sheep, when any unjust ~and rapacious
27 2, 38 | and was not, leaveth the sheep, end ~flieth, for he fears
28 2, 59 | any man steal an ox or a sheep, and kill or sell it, ~he
29 2, 59 | oxen for one ox and four sheep for one sheep." ~Thirdly
30 2, 59 | ox and four sheep for one sheep." ~Thirdly retaliation is
31 2, 60 | shall steal an ox ~or a sheep and kill or sell it, he
32 2, 60 | oxen for one ox, ~and four sheep for one sheep." Now everyone
33 2, 60 | and four sheep for one sheep." Now everyone is bound
34 2, 62 | killed another man's ox or sheep (Ex. ~22:1). Therefore the
35 2, 64 | any man steal an ox or a sheep . . . he shall restore have
36 2, 64 | oxen ~for one ox, and four sheep for one sheep." Therefore
37 2, 64 | and four sheep for one sheep." Therefore theft is not
38 2, 85 | the tithes of oxen and ~sheep and goats, that pass under
39 2, 85 | Law that he who ~stole a sheep should restore four sheep (
40 2, 85 | sheep should restore four sheep (Ex. 22:1), and if any king
41 2, 85 | one parish, and graze the sheep in another. Now in all these
42 2, 120 | thy brother's ox or his ~sheep go astray, but thou shalt
43 2, 120 | among you, that hath one ~sheep, and if the same fall into
44 2, 170 | to you in the clothing of sheep, but inwardly they are ravening ~
45 2, 182 | lay down his life for his sheep," according to Jn. 10:15. ~
46 2, 182 | down their life for ~their sheep," so too are parish priests
47 2, 182 | have the chief cure of the sheep of their diocese, ~while
48 2, 182 | down their life for the sheep, except in so far as they
49 2, 183 | according to Jn. 21:17, "Feed My sheep." ~Another thing is the
50 2, 183 | pastoral care of Christ's sheep. Hence Augustine, ~commenting
51 2, 183 | commenting on Jn. 21:17, "Feed My sheep," says (Tract. cxxiii in
52 2, 183 | giveth his life for his sheep."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[185]
53 2, 183 | coming, and leaveth ~the sheep and flieth": and Gregory
54 2, 183 | the wolf ~comes upon the sheep when any man by his injustice
55 2, 183 | lay down his life for his sheep.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[185] A[
56 2, 183 | himself for the ~sake of his sheep, if he uses his authority
57 2, 185 | to you in the clothing of sheep": and a gloss on Apoc. 6:
58 2, 185 | Monte ii, ~24) that "the sheep should not dislike their
59 3, 7 | was not sent but to the sheep that are lost of the house
60 3, 40 | in his search of the lost sheep, and the physician in ~his
61 3, 42 | was not sent but to the ~sheep that are lost of the house
62 3, 42 | was not sent but to the sheep that are lost in the house
63 3, 49 | thus, "when a man steals a sheep he ~shall pay back four" (
64 3, 58 | 25:33): "He shall set the sheep on His ~right hand."~Aquin.:
65 3, 70 | When a bullock, or a sheep, or a goat, is ~brought
66 3, 74 | fruits of ~the earth and sheep." Others, called Cataphrygae
67 3, 89 | shall not rise; because the sheep that has once strayed, ~
68 3, 89 | made shepherd of Christ's sheep, as appears ~from Jn. 21:
69 Suppl, 8 | rectors might know their sheep by sight. But sometimes
70 Suppl, 8 | two reasons to know the sheep by ~sight. First, in order
71 Suppl, 8 | flock, and ~to know the sheep by sight thus belongs to
72 Suppl, 8 | health; and to know ~the sheep by sight thus belongs to
73 Suppl, 8 | to this ~knowledge of the sheep that confession is ordained.~
74 Suppl, 40| 22:32), and: "Feed My ~sheep" (Jn. 21:17), i.e. according
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