Part, Question
1 1, 3 | any of ~the parts of the foot, a foot. But in wholes made
2 1, 3 | the parts of the foot, a foot. But in wholes made up of
3 1, 13 | fact that it ~hurts the foot [loedit pedem], but it is
4 1, 13 | signify that ~which hurts the foot, but rather to signify a
5 1, 13 | everything that hurts the foot would be a stone [*This
6 1, 13 | instance that it hurts the foot [loedit pedem]; but still
7 1, 19 | journey which we can take on ~foot, for we can make the journey
8 1, 46 | x, 31): for as, if ~the foot were always in the dust
9 1, 59 | derived from injuring the foot [laesione pedis], though ~
10 1, 64 | deprived of a hand or a foot or of something ~else. Therefore
11 1, 75 | species. Hence a hand, or a ~foot, is not called a hypostasis,
12 1, 47 | x, 31): for as, if ~the foot were always in the dust
13 1, 60 | derived from injuring the foot [laesione pedis], though ~
14 1, 65 | deprived of a hand or a foot or of something ~else. Therefore
15 1, 74 | species. Hence a hand, or a ~foot, is not called a hypostasis,
16 1, 80 | s command both hand and ~foot, and whatever member is
17 1, 84 | judges the sun to be only a foot in diameter, whereas in
18 1, 117 | man without ~a hand or a foot, which are natural parts
19 1, 118 | as when a man's hand or foot is amputated. But the "nutritive
20 2, 1 | instance when one moves one's ~foot or hand, or scratches one'
21 2, 18 | beard, or moves his ~hand or foot; such an action, properly
22 2, 58 | commands, the hand or ~the foot proceeds to action. Hence
23 2, 73 | slay, slips and hurts his foot. If, on the other hand,
24 2, 74 | premeditation, he moves his hand, or foot. ~Therefore sometimes also
25 2, 100 | If thou ~turn away thy foot from the Sabbath, from doing
26 2, 102 | being ~poured out at the foot of the altar, in honor of
27 2, 102 | a brazen laver with its ~foot, that the priests might
28 2, 102 | great ~toe of his right foot"; because it is in these
29 2, 102 | toe of ~his right hand and foot are moistened that his deeds
30 2, 102 | great toe of their right foot were ~tinged with the blood
31 2, 102 | moistening ~of the right foot and hand). They themselves
32 2, 102 | he should have "a broken foot" or "hand," ~i.e. he should
33 2, 102 | birds, that it has a ~webbed foot for swimming, and a cloven
34 2, 102 | for swimming, and a cloven foot for walking: for it swims ~
35 2, 105 | off his shoe from his ~foot, and" did "spit in his face" (
36 2, 10 | who hath trodden under foot ~the Son of God, and hath
37 2, 10 | Mt. 18:8): "If . . . thy foot ~scandalize thee, cut it
38 2, 12 | eyes, presseth with the foot, speaketh with ~the finger.
39 2, 63 | for ~tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot."~Aquin.: SMT SS
40 2, 63 | hand for hand, foot for foot."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[65] A[
41 2, 90 | its name from hurting the foot ~[laedere pedem], but this
42 2, 90 | iron, since it hurts ~the foot, would be a stone. In like
43 2, 136 | ground, nor set down her foot for . . . softness ~[Douay: '
44 2, 150 | being deprived of a hand or ~foot.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[152] A[
45 2, 178 | he halted on his foot (Gn. 32:31) . . . because
46 2, 178 | contemplation Jacob halted with one foot, "because we ~need to grow
47 2, 178 | sweetness of God, we have one foot sound while the other halts;
48 2, 178 | every one who halts on one foot leans only on that foot
49 2, 178 | foot leans only on that foot which is sound."~Aquin.:
50 2, 184 | contempt tramples ~under foot the Son of God. Hence the
51 3, 2 | hypostasis, as a hand or a foot. So ~likewise the human
52 3, 13 | the shape of the hand, or ~foot, or such like.~Aquin.: SMT
53 3, 18 | but not as regards ~his foot. Hence for there to be contrariety
54 3, 25 | honoring a man's hand or foot, it ~is not by reason of
55 3, 83 | Eccles. 4:17): "Keep thy foot ~when thou goest into the
56 Suppl, 2 | the eye will not heal the foot," as Jerome says (Super
57 Suppl, 35| head should be previously a foot; and thus it is in the case
58 Suppl, 40| denoted by the point at the foot of the crozier). Hence the
59 Suppl, 77| properly ~speaking, of hand or foot but of the whole man; even
60 Suppl, 77| the ~heart, liver, hand, foot; while others are directed
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