Part, Question

 1   1, 24  |      opinion of men. For it is ~customary in the Scriptures to say
 2   1, 64  |     clings ~immovably. So it is customary to say that man's free-will
 3   1, 74  |   period takes its ~name, as is customary, from its more important
 4   1, 65  |     clings ~immovably. So it is customary to say that man's free-will
 5   1, 73  |   period takes its ~name, as is customary, from its more important
 6   1, 78  |       our intellect." For it is customary ~for causes and effects
 7   1, 114 |        1/2~I answer that, It is customary to name things after what
 8   2, 19  |   efficient cause. ~Hence it is customary to say that a man's will,
 9   2, 25  |       ends in fear. Hence it is customary ~to distinguish these four
10   2, 32  |        1/1~Reply OBJ 3: What is customary becomes pleasant, in so
11   2, 102 |       so called because it was ~customary in divining to use the shoulder-blade [
12   2, 102 |     excellence. Hence too it is customary among men for kings ~and
13   2, 102 | idolatrous rite ~whereby it was customary for men to collect the blood
14   2, 113 |    found besides the usual and ~customary order of causing an effect,
15   2, 31  |  precepts of Christ. Now it is ~customary among religious orders to
16   2, 41  |       countries where it is not customary to pay ~them.~
17   2, 56  |       not the power: and it is ~customary among writers to define
18   2, 69  |        ad Macedon.) that "it is customary to demand ~from them restitution
19   2, 84  |         feasts to make certain ~customary oblations. In the last two
20   2, 86  |        1~Reply OBJ 2: It is not customary to solemnize particular
21   2, 87  |         42:16). ~Moreover it is customary to swear by the Gospel,
22   2, 98  |      but only ~of doing what is customary, and especially if the demand
23   2, 98  |         then ~the statutory and customary offerings and other dues
24   2, 106 |         by means of punishments customary ~among men?~Aquin.: SMT
25   2, 106 |        by means of ~punishments customary among men. For to put a
26   2, 139 |        1/2~I answer that, It is customary in human speech to employ
27   2, 167 |       greater restraint than is customary with those among whom he ~
28   3, 24  |       thereof, according to the customary way of speaking in Holy ~
29   3, 28  |    woman." But according to the customary mode of speaking, the term "
30   3, 29  |  Secondly, in order that in the customary way His genealogy might
31   3, 36  |      the daytime nor vary their customary course. Nevertheless ~in
32   3, 37  |         For this ~reason it was customary among the Jews to name children
33   3, 51  |       find the ~solution in the customary usage of speech of the Scriptures,
34   3, 55  |    falsehood, because it is not customary to ~take such expressions
35   3, 66  |    various washings which were ~customary under the Old Law," which
36   3, 68  |       who sleeps. But it is not customary to baptize ~people while
37   3, 75  |         Orth. iv): "Since it is customary for men to eat bread and
38   3, 75  |       of all, because it is not customary, but ~horrible, for men
39   3, 80  |       Januar., Ep. liv), it ~is customary throughout the whole world
40 Suppl, 75|         ashes, whence it became customary to speak of the remains
41 Suppl, 84|     more ~lightly that which is customary. But then confusion will
42 Suppl, 88|        which way of speaking is customary to Scripture), so on the ~
43 Suppl, 92|   contrary. For ~although it is customary for a dowry to be given