Part, Question

 1   1, 29  | hypostasis," taken in the strict ~interpretation of the word, signifies any
 2   1, 92  |     itself. But he excludes this ~interpretation by adding that "it does
 3   2, 100 |      decalogue. ~According to one interpretation, however, the words, "Thou
 4   2, 100 |         This determination was an interpretation rather than a ~dispensation.
 5   2, 102 |        the Pharisees gave a false interpretation to these words, and wrote
 6   2, 107 |           He dispelled the false ~interpretation of the Pharisees, by admonishing
 7   2, 107 |    according to the superstitious interpretation of the ~Pharisees, who thought
 8   2, 111 |          are miracles. Again, the interpretation of speeches pertains either
 9   2, 111 |      working of miracles; and the interpretation of speeches ~against the
10   2, 111 |      kinds of tongues; to another interpretation of speeches."~Aquin.: SMT
11   2, 111 |            and thus there is the "interpretation ~of speeches."~Aquin.: SMT
12   2, 10  |           faith, and to the sound interpretation of the Fathers. Hence Gregory
13   2, 13  |            According to the third interpretation, blasphemy against ~the
14   2, 13  |    special sin. According to this interpretation the sin against the Holy ~
15   2, 13  |           according to the first ~interpretation: whereas according to the
16   2, 16  |          heaven, according to the interpretation of a gloss on ~these words.
17   2, 18  |         according to ~Augustine's interpretation (De Serm. Dom. in Monte
18   2, 30  |     commandment by so doing. This interpretation must be amended. Yet all ~
19   2, 93  |       listened to the recital and interpretation of a ~dream, seeing therein
20   2, 99  |           According to our Lord's interpretation (Mt. 15:3-6) the ~honor
21   2, 118 |          3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Interpretation is admissible in doubtful
22   2, 118 |     letter of the law without the interpretation ~of the sovereign. But when
23   2, 118 |   manifest there is need, not of ~interpretation, but of execution.~Aquin.:
24   2, 145 |       fasting. According to this ~interpretation, it is fitting that dispensations
25   2, 162 |        mysteries of the spiritual interpretation, ~this place would seem
26   2, 169 |             knowledge," and the ~"interpretation of speeches," can be known
27   2, 170 |           work quoted]) that "if ~interpretation of dreams is from God, it
28   2, 171 |         and to this pertains the "interpretation of ~speeches" - sometimes
29   2, 174 |          1/1~OBJ 4: Further, the "interpretation of speeches" would seem
30   2, 174 |          they originated. Now the interpretation of speeches ~is placed after "
31   2, 174 |         profiteth nothing, unless interpretation follow (1 ~Cor. 14:4,5).
32   2, 174 |        Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: The interpretation of speeches is reducible
33   2, 174 |     difficult ~things." Hence the interpretation of speeches is more excellent
34   2, 174 |    perhaps he interpret." Yet the interpretation of speeches is ~placed after
35   2, 174 |           of tongues, because the interpretation of speeches ~extends even
36   2, 174 |     speeches ~extends even to the interpretation of divers kinds of tongues.~
37   3, 46  |          buried there. A pleasing interpretation indeed, and one suited to ~
38   3, 51  |       xxxiii) gives the mystical ~interpretation, saying that "by the teaching
39 Suppl, 37|           the vow of continency; "interpretation of speeches" to the acolyte,
40 Suppl, 46|        Now there can be no better interpretation of consent than ~carnal
41 Suppl, 46|           except according to the interpretation of the law.~Aquin.: SMT
42 Suppl, 46|       Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: This interpretation does not alter the truth
43 Suppl, 62|    objection is based on a false ~interpretation.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[62] A[