Part, Question

 1   1, 1   |          human reason, ~which can err; whereas this derives its
 2   1, 23  |        not exist; yet He does not err in His choice."~Aquin.:
 3   1, 23  |          if thou dost not wish to err." Thus too, in the things
 4   1, 57  |      regarding ~which it does not err; as neither does sense regarding
 5   1, 63  |           even though he does not err in his universal judgment,
 6   1, 58  |      regarding ~which it does not err; as neither does sense regarding
 7   1, 64  |           even though he does not err in his universal judgment,
 8   1, 84  |         Whether the intellect can err?~(7) Whether one intellect
 9   1, 84  |   involves ~falsehood: for "those err that work evil" (Prov. 14:
10   1, 84  | understood, ~the intellect cannot err, as in the case of first
11   1, 93  |   knowledge?~(4) Whether he could err or be deceived?~Aquin.:
12   1, 107 |      Hence it is clear that those err and speak against the opinion
13   2, 6   |           to Prov. 14: 22: ~"They err, that work evil." If, therefore,
14   2, 19  |       instance, if a man's reason err in telling ~him to commit
15   2, 19  |         then reason or conscience err with an error that is involuntary, ~
16   2, 19  |            The eternal law cannot err, but human reason can. ~
17   2, 19  |          reason or conscience to ~err through inexcusable ignorance,
18   2, 57  |          it is not human never to err in taking counsel about ~
19   2, 77  |      written (Prov. 14:22): "They err that ~work evil."~Aquin.:
20   2, 78  |      written (Prov. 14:22): "They err that work evil." Therefore ~
21   2, 91  |    certain that such a law cannot err.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[91] A[
22   2, 98  |       judge, if thou wish ~not to err."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[98] A[
23   2, 103 |          that if a priest were to err in his ~judgment, the leper
24   2, 1   |           universal Church cannot err, since she is governed ~
25   2, 2   |      possible for the learned to ~err. Therefore it seems that
26   2, 2   |    universal Church, which cannot err, ~since Our Lord said (Lk.
27   2, 5   |        Whether those heretics who err in one article, have faith
28   2, 5   |          about ~which he does not err, in the same way as one
29   2, 10  |           respect, since heathens err on more points than ~Jews,
30   2, 10  |        who, ~in matters of faith, err even more than heathens
31   2, 45  |           in art it is ~better to err voluntarily than involuntarily,
32   2, 58  |          not; yet it is better to err frequently ~through thinking
33   2, 58  |          of a wicked man, than to err less frequently ~through
34   2, 128 |       than it is. In this one may err in two ~ways. First only
35   2, 146 |   according to Prov. 14:22, "They err ~that work evil." Therefore
36   3, 14  |      wisdom and power, and cannot err or fail; ~and He Himself
37   3, 36  |           the Divine light do not err. Therefore the Magi were
38   3, 42  |         Divine judgment that they err so far as to assert that
39   3, 75  |           have taken ~occasion to err from evilly understanding
40   3, 83  |            and ~the Church cannot err, since she is taught by
41   3, 84  |           but much more ~did they err against the infinity of
42 Suppl, 25|           universal Church cannot err; since He Who "was heard
43 Suppl, 76|          certain modern ~heretics err. For some of the philosophers