Part, Question

 1   1, 10  |         days and times are in the plural, for it is said, ~"His going
 2   1, 13  |           the ~fact that it has a plural, according to the text, "
 3   1, 29  |            and especially in the ~plural, or with the addition of
 4   1, 34  |      therefore it is applied in a plural sense to God; and it ~is
 5   1, 39  | predicated of the persons in the ~plural, or in the singular? ~(4)
 6   1, 39  |         three persons, but in the plural. ~For as "man" signifies "
 7   1, 39  |         the three persons in the ~plural. For Augustine says (De
 8   1, 39  |          can be predicated in the plural of the ~three persons.~Aquin.:
 9   1, 39  |     singular only, and not in the plural. Those which signify ~the
10   1, 39  |         the three persons in the ~plural. The reason of this is that
11   1, 39  |          singular, and not in the plural. This, then, is the reason ~
12   1, 39  |         Hebrew "Elohim" is in the plural. We, however, do ~not apply
13   1, 39  |        however, do ~not apply the plural either to "God" or to "substance,"
14   1, 39  |          predicated of God in the plural; ~whereas, so far as it
15   1, 39  |          the singular, but in the plural.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[39] A[
16   1, 39  |      cannot be predicated in ~the plural, as above explained (A[3]).
17   1, 68  |       word is ~always used in the plural, just as in Latin there
18   1, 39  | predicated of the persons in the ~plural, or in the singular? ~(4)
19   1, 39  |         three persons, but in the plural. ~For as "man" signifies "
20   1, 39  |         the three persons in the ~plural. For Augustine says (De
21   1, 39  |          can be predicated in the plural of the ~three persons.~Aquin.:
22   1, 39  |     singular only, and not in the plural. Those which signify ~the
23   1, 39  |         the three persons in the ~plural. The reason of this is that
24   1, 39  |          singular, and not in the plural. This, then, is the reason ~
25   1, 39  |         Hebrew "Elohim" is in the plural. We, however, do ~not apply
26   1, 39  |        however, do ~not apply the plural either to "God" or to "substance,"
27   1, 39  |          predicated of God in the plural; ~whereas, so far as it
28   1, 39  |          the singular, but in the plural.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[39] A[
29   1, 39  |      cannot be predicated in ~the plural, as above explained (A[3]).
30   1, 69  |       word is ~always used in the plural, just as in Latin there
31   1, 92  |         it is said "them" in the ~plural, as Augustine (Gen. ad lit.
32   2, 82  |          1: The employment of the plural - "in sins" - may be explained ~
33   2, 82  |           the frequent use of the plural ~for the singular, e.g. "
34   2, 31  |     wherefore it is stated in the plural that he accused "his brethren."~
35   3, 3   |         form is never used in the plural unless ~there are several
36   3, 46  |           Matthew "as putting the plural for the singular" when he
37   3, 66  |         gloss ~says: "He uses the plural, because there is Baptism
38   3, 67  |          Church's form, since the plural is ~nothing but the singular
39   3, 67  |         especially as we find the plural ~expressed in Mt. 28:19: "
40   3, 73  |      Collect at first employs the plural: "May the ~sacraments which
41   3, 83  |           priest addresses in the plural number those who are ~hearing
42   3, 83  |     address one individual in the plural ~number, especially an inferior.
43   3, 83  |       because when he says in the plural, 'The Lord be with ~you,'
44   3, 83  |     behalf he makes answer in the plural to ~the priest.~Aquin.:
45 Suppl, 37|         predicated of them in the plural in the same way as the proximate