Part, Question

 1   1, 1   |        use ~of the sciences that supply their materials, as political
 2   1, 25  |          virginity. But ~God can supply charity that is lost; therefore
 3   1, 63  |     taken up into every order to supply for the angelic ruin. In
 4   1, 70  |      their instrument, except to supply phantasms through the senses. ~
 5   1, 64  |     taken up into every order to supply for the angelic ruin. In
 6   1, 71  |      their instrument, except to supply phantasms through the senses. ~
 7   1, 83  |       though the ~spirit were to supply the place of matter in regard
 8   2, 28  |      that which is above than to supply the defect of that ~which
 9   2, 28  |         is higher and better to ~supply the defect of another, in
10   2, 28  |         Hence mercy, whereby we ~supply others' defects is a sacrifice
11   2, 30  |   almsgiving is intended for the supply of a defect. But ~no man
12   2, 30  |          a part of almsgiving to supply this ~defect by instruction.
13   2, 30  |         effect, inasmuch as they supply our neighbor's corporal
14   2, 75  |     account of the difference of supply: because ~where there is
15   2, 75  |   exchange, which is directed to supply the ~necessaries of life,
16   2, 98  |        look to the people for a ~supply to their need, but to the
17   2, 98  |          baptism of desire would supply the lack of ~the sacrament.~
18   2, 127 |     useful is sought in order to supply a defect ~which is inconsistent
19   2, 162 |       for two reasons. First, to supply a deficiency in respect
20   2, 166 |      respect, surely effort will supply the defect."~Aquin.: SMT
21   2, 185 |       with their hands without a supply of necessaries, that when
22   2, 186 |         unless the ~grace of God supply that which others acquire
23   3, 5   |        image is not required ~to supply the place of the thing,
24   3, 23  |         2: Man works in order to supply his wants: not so God, Who ~
25   3, 31  |         matter which other women supply for the conception of their ~
26   3, 32  |     mother requires not ~only to supply the matter, which is the
27   3, 38  |         had in ~Christ could not supply this defect. Secondly, because,
28   3, 66  |          there being but a small supply of ~water, or through feebleness
29   3, 66  |           for the name of Christ supply for what was lacking in
30   3, 67  |    Baptism; since contrition can supply the defect of the ~priestly
31   3, 72  |  commonly used, ~unless it be to supply the want of olive oil. Therefore
32   3, 89  |      subsequent Penance does not supply that want, so as to make
33 Suppl, 8 |        owner's will, in order to supply a ~bodily need. Therefore
34 Suppl, 8 |          own priest, in order to supply his spiritual need.~Aquin.:
35 Suppl, 10|     bound to confess in order to supply what was wanting to the ~
36 Suppl, 26|         is not such an unfailing supply of merits as to be ~sufficient
37 Suppl, 26|    Church there is ~an unfailing supply of merits, chiefly on account
38 Suppl, 27|      bring supplies to those who supply others out of their ~own
39 Suppl, 29|         sacraments of the Church supply man's defects ~sufficiently
40 Suppl, 35| sacraments, the High Priest will supply the ~defect, and that He
41 Suppl, 57|     seems ~necessary in order to supply the lack of children begotten
42 Suppl, 58|        sufficiently developed to supply the lack of age, the ~marriage
43 Suppl, 78|    Divine power will subtract or supply what was excessive ~or lacking
44 Suppl, 78|   species, the Divine power will supply the defect at the resurrection, ~
45 Suppl, 78|        generation is directed to supply the defect resulting from ~