Part, Question

 1   1, 61  |        existence. ~For the first chapter of Genesis treats of things
 2   1, 75  |        life." And so in the last chapter of Ecclesiastes (12:7) it
 3   1, 62  |        existence. ~For the first chapter of Genesis treats of things
 4   1, 74  |        life." And so in the last chapter of Ecclesiastes (12:7) it
 5   1, 87  |       wisdom, which in the sixth chapter he ~had named as the chief
 6   2, 9   |         Aristotle concludes in a chapter of the Eudemian Ethics (
 7   2, 28  |      Dionysius speaks of love in chapter iv of De ~Divinis Nominibus.~
 8   2, 68  |    Philosopher says ~this in the chapter On Good Fortune (Ethic.
 9   2, 68  |         Philosopher says in ~the chapter On Good Fortune (Ethic.
10   2, 69  |       are indicated in the sixth chapter ~of Luke. Therefore the
11   2, 80  |        the Philosopher says in a chapter of the Eudemein Ethics ~(
12   2, 84  |        point of nearly the whole chapter. We must therefore say that
13   2, 87  |        that hate Me," and in the chapter quoted from Matthew (verse
14   2, 102 |          is clear from the same ~chapter, where we read further on (
15   2, 109 |        Philosopher proves in the chapter "On Good ~Fortune" (Ethic.
16   2, 4   |          the gloss on ~the fifth chapter to the Galatians, where
17   2, 10  |        as is stated in the same ~chapter.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[10] A[
18   2, 31  |        Proclamations made in the chapter of religious are about ~
19   2, 43  |   because as stated in ~the same chapter (1 Cor. 2:10), "the Spirit
20   2, 60  | appropriates the property of the chapter. In such a case it is clear
21   2, 74  |           as proved in the third chapter of James. Therefore no man ~
22   2, 81  |        appears from the eleventh chapter. Therefore it was ~superfluous
23   2, 85  |          3: Further, in the last chapter of Leviticus (30,32) the
24   2, 85  |       Further, in the eighteenth chapter of Numbers (26,28), it is ~
25   2, 87  |      unbelief. Hence in the next chapter, it is said: "If any ~one
26   2, 98  |          prelate and his ~entire chapter have consented to the simony.
27   2, 98  |       prelate or a member of the chapter of ~that church was at fault,
28   2, 98  |       the prelate and the entire chapter be at ~fault, restitution
29   2, 119 |        the gifts in the eleventh chapter ~of Isaias (verse 2) [Douay: '
30   2, 185 |          at the end of the same ~chapter: "The more perfect a man
31   2, 185 |         Monte ii, 12): "In this ~chapter we must observe that not
32   3, 3   |         Apostle says in the same chapter (Rm. 8:29): "For ~whom He
33   3, 13  |         he says in the preceding chapter (De Fide Orth. xix, ~14,
34   3, 22  |         prescribed in the third ~chapter of Leviticus. Thirdly, in
35   3, 22  |          as we read in the first chapter of Leviticus.~Aquin.: SMT
36   3, 28  |        on (Lk. 2:48) in the same chapter she says: "Behold I and
37   3, 55  |          is narrated in the last chapter of Luke.~Aquin.: SMT TP
38   3, 55  |        hence He says in the last chapter of Luke (39): "Handle and
39   3, 55  |          as we read ~in the last chapter of Luke (39) he said to
40   3, 55  |           as we read in the last chapter of ~Luke. Secondly, in the
41   3, 55  |           as related in the last chapter of ~Luke; because thereby
42   3, 58  |        It is written in the last chapter of Mark (16:19): "The ~Lord
43   3, 58  |          2: Further, in the last chapter of Mark (16:19) it is said
44   3, 65  |        it is written in the last chapter of the second Book of ~Paralipomenon (
45   3, 69  |       and further on in the same chapter ~(Rm. 8:17): "Heirs indeed
46   3, 78  |        25, while Matthew says in chapter 26:28: "This is My ~blood
47   3, 82  |       Accordingly we read in the chapter ~mentioned above (Twelfth
48   3, 83  |         As is stated in the last chapter of John (verse 25), our ~
49   3, 89  |           as we read in the same chapter, the elder son boasted saying (
50 Suppl, 19|        many together, e.g. by a ~Chapter, and thus they have the
51 Suppl, 27|         the penances imposed in ~chapter. Therefore indulgences do
52 Suppl, 27|          punishment enjoined in ~chapter, because the chapter is
53 Suppl, 27|         in ~chapter, because the chapter is a judicial rather than
54 Suppl, 27|         who are not priests hold chapter. Absolution ~from punishment
55 Suppl, 30|     notified to us in the ~fifth chapter of James. Now healing is
56 Suppl, 32|          determined in the fifth chapter of ~James where this sacrament
57 Suppl, 55|       and it is said in the next chapter ~(cap. Porro duorum) that "
58 Suppl, 80|         as appears from the last chapter of Luke, and we must believe
59 Appen2, 1|        it, as stated in the last chapter of the ~Apocalypse (verse