Part, Question
1 1, 9 | to Him. So, some of the ~ancients, constrained, as it were,
2 1, 14 | infinitude of air, as some of the ancients held; yet it is manifest
3 1, 22 | Democritus, and others of the ancients.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[22] A[
4 1, 32 | wished to say that ~the ancients used the threefold number
5 1, 44 | self-subsisting things, as ~the ancients asserted.~Aquin.: SMT FP
6 1, 46 | reasons of some of the ~ancients who asserted that the world
7 1, 46 | quotes the testimony of the ancients, which is not the way of
8 1, 49 | strange notions of the ancients; namely, because they failed
9 1, 50 | A[1] Body Para. 2/3~The ancients, however, not properly realizing
10 1, 57 | had understanding above ancients," and Gregory says: ~"The
11 1, 66 | confusion, called by the ancients chaos, existed in the ~corporeal
12 1, 45 | self-subsisting things, as ~the ancients asserted.~Aquin.: SMT FP
13 1, 47 | reasons of some of the ~ancients who asserted that the world
14 1, 47 | quotes the testimony of the ancients, which is not the way of
15 1, 50 | strange notions of the ancients; namely, because they failed
16 1, 51 | A[1] Body Para. 2/3~The ancients, however, not properly realizing
17 1, 58 | had understanding above ancients," and Gregory says: ~"The
18 1, 67 | confusion, called by the ancients chaos, existed in the ~corporeal
19 1, 84 | lead to the opinion of the ancients who ~maintained that "whatever
20 1, 89 | from two statements of the ancients. ~For those who first began
21 1, 114 | reasoning of some of the ancients who ~supposing that everything
22 2, 105 | unto Me seventy men of the ancients of ~Israel"; and again (
23 2, 105 | of the ~murder . . . the ancients" of the nearest city "shall
24 2, 105 | should bring ~his son to the ancients of the city for punishment.~
25 2, 1 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the ancients believed in the future birth
26 2, 1 | had understanding above ancients": and the Apostle ~says (
27 2, 47 | in the ~multitude of the ancients" (i.e. the old men), "that
28 2, 61 | Iniquity came out from the ancients of the people [*Vulg.: ~'
29 2, 65 | that Daniel sentenced the ~ancients who were convicted of bearing
30 2, 65 | false witness. But these ancients ~were not subject to Daniel;
31 2, 65 | OBJ 1: In judging those ancients Daniel exercised an authority ~
32 2, 65 | the judge of the wicked ancients (Dan. 13). Therefore it
33 2, 81 | I answer that, Among the ancients there was a threefold error
34 2, 84 | to the tradition of the ~ancients the custom arose for those
35 2, 94 | understanding above the ancients, ~because I have sought
36 2, 136 | he is victorious: for the ancients ~called 'vicia' what we
37 2, 152 | so indeed that among the ~ancients, as Valerius Maximus relates [*
38 2, 186 | out the wisdom of all the ~ancients, and will be occupied in
39 3, 6 | as already born; so the ancients ~believed in Him as about
40 3, 29 | was the custom among the ancients for espoused maidens to
41 3, 42 | unto Me seventy men of the ~ancients of Israel, whom thou knowest
42 3, 42 | whom thou knowest to be ancients . . . of the ~people." But
43 3, 60 | because according to the ancients, whatever ~it was unlawful
44 3, 68 | even the ~children of the ancients "were saved through the
45 Suppl, 37| Lord ~giving Moses seventy ancients to assist him. Thirdly,
46 Suppl, 66| since just as the faith of ancients ~and of moderns is one,
47 Suppl, 86| enter into judgment with the ancients of His ~people" (Is. 3:14).
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