Part, Question

 1   3, 52  |       lost, who "had adored the host of heaven," according ~to
 2   3, 73  |     Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, a host [*From Latin "hostia," a
 3   3, 73  |        is it properly termed a "Host."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[73] A[
 4   3, 73  |     Christ; but it is termed a "Host" inasmuch as ~it contains
 5   3, 73  |      contains Christ, Who is "a host (Douay: 'sacrifice') . . .
 6   3, 75  |         to take one consecrated host after ~another. Hence this
 7   3, 75  |          time under part of the host there would be the body
 8   3, 75  |     which under one part of the host there will ~be neither the
 9   3, 76  |       Christ is moved when the ~host or chalice is moved?~(7)
10   3, 76  |        under every ~part of the host or of the wine contained
11   3, 76  |       the bread, even while the host remains entire, and not ~
12   3, 76  |         part of the consecrated host. But no dimensive ~quantity
13   3, 76  |    quantity of the ~consecrated host according to every dimension.
14   3, 76  |       dimensive quantity of the host, the dimensive quantity
15   3, 76  |      beyond the quantity of the host, which nevertheless is ~
16   3, 76  |     species of ~the consecrated host, that it neither exceeds
17   3, 78  |          bread, the consecrated host is shown to the people to
18   3, 80  |         to eat the consecrated ~host, the substance of Christ'
19   3, 80  |        if anyone not knowing ~a host to be consecrated were to
20   3, 80  |         or if an unconsecrated ~host be given to him; than for
21   3, 80  |       or that ~an unconsecrated host be given to him.~Aquin.:
22   3, 80  |         should an unconsecrated host be given in place of a ~
23   3, 80  |        that it is a consecrated host; because, as ~Augustine
24   3, 82  |       time consecrate the same ~host?~(3) Whether it belongs
25   3, 82  |     consecrate one and the same host?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[82] A[
26   3, 82  |    consecrate one and the same ~host. For it was said above (
27   3, 82  |  priests ~cannot consecrate one host at the same time.~Aquin.:
28   3, 82  |  several ~cannot consecrate one host.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[82] A[
29   3, 82  |         to ~consecrate the same host.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[82] A[
30   3, 82  |          repeated over the same host, because as Innocent III ~
31   3, 82  |      giving them honor (hence a host consecrated ~by such priests
32   3, 83  |        the priest to divide the host.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[83] A[
33   3, 83  |      OBJ 7: The breaking of the host denotes three things: first,
34   3, 83  |  expressed in verse, thus:~"The host being rent - ~What is dipped,
35   3, 83  |   namely, because a part of the host consecrated, of which the ~
36   3, 83  |     owing to the cold that the ~host will slip from the priest'
37   3, 83  |       ought to procure ~another host which must be consecrated
38   3, 83  |         there was a consecrated host present, since in those
39   3, 83  |        receive the ~consecrated host and blood, even if he had
40   3, 83  |     breaking of the consecrated host, and the putting of ~only
41 Suppl, 29|        one were to consecrate a host a second time, ~which ought
42 Suppl, 71|      Now the third ~part of the host, that namely which is dropped
43 Suppl, 80|    dimensions of a ~consecrated host. Therefore the same will
44 Suppl, 92| espoused to Himself the angelic host." Therefore the angelic