Part, Question

 1   1, 18  |          things, yet others are ~supplied by nature, as are first
 2   1, 42  |   wanting in one may be somewhat supplied from ~another; and thus
 3   1, 47  |         divine goodness might be supplied by another. For goodness,
 4   1, 42  |   wanting in one may be somewhat supplied from ~another; and thus
 5   1, 48  |         divine goodness might be supplied by another. For goodness,
 6   1, 118 |       corporeal matter, which is supplied by ~the mother, and which
 7   1, 118 |        was formed, and which was supplied by the Virgin Mother, ~was
 8   2, 85  |         subject, in forming ~man supplied the defect of nature, and
 9   2, 93  |         on the part of action is supplied on the part of passion,
10   2, 102 |          some editions, and was ~supplied by Nicolai.] Silver and
11   2, 37  |         joints ~and bands, being supplied with nourishment and compacted,
12   2, 116 |      need seeks to have his need supplied, they are not excused ~from
13   2, 166 |         lacking to nature can be supplied by the efforts of reason.
14   3, 3   |        for which the Incarnation supplied the remedy. For the ~first
15   3, 5   |         soul, but that the ~Word supplied its place." But this position
16   3, 8   |        by joints and bands being supplied with ~nourishment and compacted
17   3, 22  |    details in his regard are not supplied by Holy Scripture. And this
18   3, 28  |         it transmute the matter ~supplied by His Mother into Christ'
19   3, 28  |        others are left out to be supplied by our ~understanding. Thus
20   3, 32  |      Holy Ghost with the matter ~supplied by the Virgin: and this
21   3, 32  |          of the matter which she supplied in His ~conception. Therefore
22   3, 32  |          of the Virgin Mary, who supplied the ~matter of His conception
23   3, 32  |         that in the very ~matter supplied by the Blessed Virgin there
24   3, 32  |  cooperate ~actively, but merely supplied the matter thereof. Nevertheless,
25   3, 33  |       matter ~thereof, which was supplied by the mother, it was in
26   3, 33  |         thereof, but because she supplied the matter, and ~because
27   3, 35  |    begetting ~Christ, but merely supplied the matter. But this does
28   3, 38  |        only must the omission be supplied, but the whole must be entirely ~
29   3, 38  |          had the omission ~to be supplied by giving them the Holy
30   3, 67  |     because its effect cannot be supplied by anything else.~Aquin.:
31   3, 71  |      danger pass, they should be supplied, that uniformity in Baptism
32   3, 71  |        be observed. Nor are they supplied to no purpose after Baptism:
33   3, 78  |        of ~this sacrament can be supplied by the spiritual partaking
34   3, 84  |      outwardly, the matter being supplied by the part taken by the
35 Suppl, 8 |   absolution, yet this defect is supplied by the High Priest. Nevertheless ~
36 Suppl, 27|    respect, and ~thus need to be supplied with what he lacks. Hence
37 Suppl, 43|      common, if one ~fails he is supplied by another, as in the case
38 Suppl, 43|         is lacking in one can be supplied by another. But those ~who
39 Suppl, 43|         betrothal, nor can it be supplied by the other.~Aquin.: SMT
40 Suppl, 71| Nevertheless, this defect may be supplied by the greater devotion,
41 Suppl, 71|       what is ~lacking to one is supplied by another.~
42 Suppl, 77|         possible for this to ~be supplied from the surplus of hair.~