Part, Question

 1   2, 101 |       Lev. 7:35): "This is ~the anointing of Aaron and his sons in
 2   2, 102 |     consecrated with any bodily anointing, ~bodily sacrifices, and
 3   2, 103 |    sprinkling of ~blood and the anointing of oil; and (Lev. 16:16)
 4   2, 108 |     apostles healed the sick by anointing them with oil (Mk. ~6:13).
 5   3, 16  |    signified "both ~the Godhead anointing and the manhood anointed";
 6   3, 60  |          such ~as cleansing and anointing and such like: because they
 7   3, 68  |      her bosom, either with the anointing of chrism, or the ~imposition
 8   3, 71  |       put in the mouth, and the anointing of the nose and ears with
 9   3, 71  |        as to the mouth. And the anointing with ~oil signifies man'
10   3, 71  |       effect, for instance, the anointing on the top of the head, ~
11   3, 72  |   sacrament for the ~purpose of anointing. But any oil will do for
12   3, 72  |         But any oil will do for anointing: for instance, ~oil made
13   3, 78  |   Unction ~it is said, "By this anointing and our intercession," etc.
14   3, 83  | consecrated not merely with the anointing ~of chrism, but likewise
15   3, 83  |         be consecrated with the anointing of chrism." And this ~is
16   3, 87  |     holy water, any sacramental anointing, a prayer said in ~a dedicated
17 Suppl, 19|       of a sacred order: ~their anointing is merely a sign that the
18 Suppl, 29|       is it on catechumens. But anointing of ~catechumens with oil
19 Suppl, 29|       complete action, viz. the anointing of all the ~external senses,
20 Suppl, 29|      matter of fact ~however an anointing done by the apostles is
21 Suppl, 29|         healing is signified by anointing with oil, as is ~evident
22 Suppl, 29|      since this sacrament is an anointing, it requires ~consecrated
23 Suppl, 29|       sacrament consists in the anointing ~itself, just as Baptism
24 Suppl, 29|      sacrament, nor any ~bodily anointing, wherefore in all anointings
25 Suppl, 29|       understood in the act ~of anointing, whereas the matter of Confirmation
26 Suppl, 30|     them: wherefore by the last anointing is infused grace which gives
27 Suppl, 30|         the effect, not ~of the anointing, but of the prayer, for
28 Suppl, 30|         2: Further, there is an anointing in the sacraments or order
29 Suppl, 30|         is a kind of ~spiritual anointing.~
30 Suppl, 31|        sacrament consists in an anointing, just as Confirmation does. ~
31 Suppl, 32|         of human ~activity, the anointing of the five senses is observed
32 Suppl, 32|       by his sight. Yet in the ~anointing of the eyes mention is made
33 Suppl, 32|       by sight. Therefore this ~anointing ought not to be applied
34 Suppl, 33|        to be repeated. For ~the anointing of a man is of greater import
35 Suppl, 33|         greater import than the anointing of a ~stone. But the anointing
36 Suppl, 33|  anointing of a ~stone. But the anointing of an altar is not repeated,
37 Suppl, 34|      like manner neither is the anointing of a ~king; because by such
38 Suppl, 37|         of ~a priest is done by anointing as in Confirmation. Now
39 Suppl, 37|      imprinted at the moment of anointing; and therefore in the ~priesthood
40 Suppl, 37|        imposition of hands, and anointing. By the blessing they ~are
41 Suppl, 37|        as ministers. But by the anointing they are consecrated for
42 Suppl, 37|        sacrament, wherefore the anointing is done to the priests ~
43 Suppl, 37|         imposition of hands and anointing. But it is otherwise in
44 Suppl, 71|       anointer, "shares in the ~anointing and thus proceeds to anoint