Part, Question

 1   1, 22  |          148:6: ~"He hath made a decree, and it shall not pass away."
 2   1, 29  |        was ordained by conciliar decree ~that it was to be taken
 3   1, 112 |         are ruled by ~the Divine decree. But it happens at times
 4   1, 112 |        fulfilment of the ~Divine decree; but that the things about
 5   2, 39  |      have a will ~opposed to the decree of God, to Whose providence
 6   2, 93  |      kings reign, ~and lawgivers decree just things." But the type
 7   2, 93  |          148:6: ~"He hath made a decree, and it shall not pass away."
 8   2, 96  |      kings reign, and ~lawgivers decree just things." Now laws are
 9   2, 96  |       kings reign, and lawgivers decree just things." ~Therefore
10   2, 103 |       was commanded by apostolic decree that the Gentiles should
11   2, 55  |        Etym. v, 1) is "a written decree": and so law is not the
12   2, 55  |    partly are made just by God's decree. Hence also ~Divine right
13   2, 55  |          nations never agreed to decree anything by common agreement.
14   2, 62  |       death and life, for by His decree both the ~sinful and the
15   2, 84  |        oblations ~according to a decree of the sixth council [*Can.
16   2, 86  |         account of ~the Church's decree [*Sext. Decret. cap. Is
17   2, 93  |        qu. v, can. ~Sortes): "We decree that the casting of lots,
18   2, 93  |    authority. Hence we read in a decree of Pope Stephen ~V [*II,
19   2, 152 |       the ~council of Meaux: "We decree that those who are guilty
20   2, 152 |     being contracted. ~As to the decree of the council in question,
21   2, 152 |          2~We may also take this decree to refer to those who are
22   2, 182 |        Si ~quis monachus) from a decree of Pope Gelasius, who says: "
23   2, 183 |           since according to the decree quoted above (OBJ[1]) "when
24   2, 185 |    saying: "By authority of this decree framed in virtue of our
25   2, 185 |     secular business. For in the decree quoted above (A[1]) of Pope
26   2, 187 |      lviii) and according to the decree of ~Innocent IV [*Sext.
27   3, 67  |          this is ~forbidden in a decree of Pope Leo, who says: "
28   3, 68  |      Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: This decree of Pope Leo, concerning
29   3, 68  |      Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: This decree concerning the Jews was
30   3, 72  |   prohibition, as we read in the decree of the Council of Meaux.
31   3, 74  |  Innocent III says in a ~certain Decree. But because the mixing
32   3, 80  |       OBJ 3: The wording of this decree is in accordance with the
33   3, 83  |         5: As is set down in the decree (De Consecr., dist. 1),
34   3, 83  |        dist. 1), in ~virtue of a decree of Pope Alexander II, "it
35   3, 83  |     distinction: "By a unanimous decree we command that no one shall ~
36   3, 83  |            we read the following decree of the ~(Seventh) Council
37   3, 83  |          OBJ 7: According to the decree, De Consecr., dist. ii,
38   3, 83  |   Consecr., dist. ii, quoting a ~decree of Pope Pius I, "If from
39   3, 83  |      same distinction, we read a decree of ~the (Fourth) Council
40 Suppl, 8 |        On the contrary, stands a decree of Pope Innocent III in
41 Suppl, 59|       This is the sense ~of that decree. Now, however, they are
42 Suppl, 60|     answer that, By the Church's decree wife-murder is an impediment
43 Suppl, 61|         OBJ 3: Further, by a new decree (cap. Non solum, de regular.
44 Suppl, 66| irregular, which is against the ~decree of Innocent III (cap. Dubium,
45 Suppl, 66|          irregularity. Hence the decree of Innocent ~III disposes
46 Suppl, 86|         open the books of their ~decree in the presence of those