Part, Question

 1   1, 12  |          US (THIRTEEN ARTICLES)~As hitherto we have considered God as
 2   1, 43  |            which he was not there ~hitherto. Thus the mission of a divine
 3   1, 46  |     because it began to be whereas hitherto ~it was not. This, however,
 4   1, 69  |          OBJ 2: Further, the earth hitherto had been completely covered
 5   1, 43  |            which he was not there ~hitherto. Thus the mission of a divine
 6   1, 47  |     because it began to be whereas hitherto ~it was not. This, however,
 7   1, 70  |          OBJ 2: Further, the earth hitherto had been completely covered
 8   2, 40  |           as impossible that which hitherto he had thought ~possible.
 9   2, 95  |      brought to do ~willingly what hitherto they did from fear, and
10   2, 97  |          occurs, the rule followed hitherto ~should be changed. But "
11   2, 97  |           which the law was useful hitherto, then it is not the ~custom
12   2, 106 |           than he has possessed it hitherto, especially the apostles ~
13   2, 111 |    especially when the will, which hitherto ~willed evil, begins to
14   2, 113 |            has been subject to it ~hitherto. Hence by sinning with the
15   2, 114 |            even though he ~has not hitherto had his grace. Much more,
16   2, 2   |            this name of His, which hitherto they knew not." ~Therefore
17   2, 4   |           comes to a believer, who hitherto ~had the habit of lifeless
18   2, 4   |          lifeless and without form hitherto, becomes formed and living.~
19   2, 8   |            come to understand what hitherto we ignored. Hence the act
20   2, 10  |          all their feasts, just as hitherto they and their fathers have ~
21   2, 10  |           Church's custom observed hitherto.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[10] A[
22   2, 23  |           matters which he ignored hitherto. But this ~cannot be said
23   2, 25  |         loving one to whom one has hitherto done kindly actions. Therefore ~
24   2, 87  |          by making public what was hitherto secret: ~in another way
25   2, 87  |           but it implies that what hitherto came under an oath no ~longer
26   2, 162 | concupiscence such as they had not hitherto."~
27   2, 172 |           more excellent way than ~hitherto, because then not only certain
28   2, 172 |         aside to idolatry, whereas hitherto no such revelation ~was
29   2, 182 |            something they ~had not hitherto, namely the office of the
30   3, 16  |            if ~"this was not white hitherto" that "therefore it was
31   3, 16  |      therefore it was not colored ~hitherto." Now, to be simply is higher
32   3, 37  |           womb" imply that nothing hitherto had entered or gone forth
33   3, 39  |            the obstacles which had hitherto hindered the ~souls of the
34   3, 52  |          away your power, whereby ~hitherto you held men fast in hell";
35   3, 54  |           of color, as it had been hitherto, it seems that ~it was not
36   3, 55  |           His bodily presence, but hitherto He ~had been with them not
37   3, 55  |           Him'; not that they were hitherto walking with their eyes
38 Suppl, 2 |         crushed [conteritur] which hitherto was ~hard and whole. Hence
39 Suppl, 2 |            the hardness of sin was hitherto: so that there is no ~contrition
40 Suppl, 37|            persons that ~which had hitherto been committed implicitly
41 Suppl, 45|        body (1 Cor. ~7:4), whereas hitherto each had free power over
42 Suppl, 72|        destroyed, as they ~thought hitherto.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[73] A[
43 Suppl, 72|      consideration of things which hitherto they ~were unable to see
44 Suppl, 80|       distinct ~being which it had hitherto, in so much as each of them