Part, Question

 1   2, 81  |          this corruption is not ~leprosy or gout. Now since the body
 2   2, 83  |     contagious diseases, such as leprosy and murrain and the ~like,
 3   2, 102 |          to a man ~cleansed from leprosy, or to a house; as laid
 4   2, 102 |           In like manner, ~since leprosy arises from corruption of
 5   2, 102 |        soul. The uncleanness of ~leprosy betokened the uncleanness
 6   2, 102 |   doctrine is contagious just as leprosy is, and because no ~doctrine
 7   2, 102 |       such as the uncleanness of leprosy in a house or in clothes. ~
 8   2, 102 |         in clothes. ~For just as leprosy occurs in men through a
 9   2, 102 |        corruption by the name of leprosy, ~whereby a house or a garment
10   2, 102 |        uncleannesses is that the leprosy of a ~house signified the
11   2, 102 |        assembly of heretics; the leprosy ~of a linen garment signified
12   2, 102 |         bitterness of ~mind; the leprosy of a woolen garment denoted
13   2, 102 |       wickedness of ~flatterers; leprosy in the warp signified the
14   2, 102 | signified the vices of the soul; leprosy ~on the woof denoted sins
15   2, 102 |          he shall find that the ~leprosy is cleansed," shall command "
16   2, 102 | sometimes, however, ~that bodily leprosy was miraculously cured by
17   2, 102 |  antidote to the four defects of leprosy: for cedar-wood, which is
18   2, 102 |   against the repulsive color of leprosy. The ~living sparrow was
19   2, 102 |      washed his clothes, because leprosy rots the hair, infects the ~
20   2, 102 |      offered ~for his sin, since leprosy was frequently a result
21   2, 102 |        it is in these parts that leprosy is ~first diagnosed and
22   2, 103 |          away the defilement ~of leprosy. This is clear from the
23   2, 103 |          he shall find that ~the leprosy is cleansed, shall command
24   2, 103 |          appointed the ~judge of leprosy, not before, but after cleansing.
25   2, 106 |     descendants were struck with leprosy (4 Kgs. 5). Again the blood
26   2, 106 |          of being ~infected with leprosy; and a Church ceases to
27   2, 106 |         for being infected with ~leprosy a man is removed from the
28   3, 14  |    certain particular causes, as leprosy, epilepsy, and the like;
29   3, 69  |         cleansed in Baptism from leprosy. But ~all the infirm do
30   3, 80  |          long ~standing, such as leprosy or issue of blood, or anything
31   3, 82  |        from celebrating, such as leprosy or epilepsy, or the like. ~
32   3, 82  |       mass privately, unless the leprosy has gone so far that ~it
33   3, 84  |         time ~healing a man from leprosy and afterwards from blindness.
34 Suppl, 6 |          discern between what is leprosy and what is not.~Aquin.:
35 Suppl, 20|       between different kinds of leprosy, ~with regard to all indiscriminately.
36 Suppl, 43|        good of the offspring (as leprosy, which is wont to be transmitted
37 Suppl, 52|        Para. 1/1~OBJ 7: Further, leprosy is a greater burden to the
38 Suppl, 52|  offspring than ~slavery is. Yet leprosy is not reckoned an impediment
39 Suppl, 52|         6 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 6: Leprosy does not hinder marriage
40 Suppl, 64|           community of life. Now leprosy is opposed to both these
41 Suppl, 64|         4 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: Leprosy voids a betrothal but not
42 Suppl, 64|        Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, leprosy is a worse complaint than
43 Suppl, 64|        continual or lasting like leprosy: wherefore the comparison
44 Suppl, 67|        in body as barrenness, or leprosy and the ~like, or in soul,