Part, Question

 1   1, 23  |            to make His power ~known, endured [that is, permitted] with
 2   1, 107 |             tyrannical oppression," ~endured sometimes even by the great.
 3   2, 108 |             the state of the Old Law endured and the people had not as
 4   2, 126 |           what reason says should be endured" - i.e. good courage ~seems
 5   2, 134 |        heathens ~are related to have endured many hardships rather than
 6   2, 134 |             a circumstance of wrongs endured, so is ~place. But no virtue
 7   2, 135 |            for the most part are not endured for a long ~time, because
 8   2, 139 |          dangers of battle which are endured for ~the common weal: whereas
 9   3, 6   |           the ~Word with flesh still endured.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[6] A[2]
10   3, 14  |           said (Heb. 12:3) ~that He "endured such opposition from sinners
11   3, 15  |          evil of punishment which He endured, ~and the evil of fault
12   3, 22  |            out of charity ~He humbly endured the passion.~Aquin.: SMT
13   3, 38  |             baptism ~should not have endured thereafter.~Aquin.: SMT
14   3, 46  |            Whether the pain which He endured was the greatest?~(7) Whether
15   3, 46  |            but ~because the death He endured was inflicted on Him by
16   3, 46  |             death ~appear, unless He endured it in the sight of all men,
17   3, 46  |              written Heb. ~12:2: "He endured the cross, despising the
18   3, 46  |             Para. 1/1~Whether Christ endured all suffering?~Aquin.: SMT
19   3, 46  | only-begotten Son testifies that He ~endured every kind of human sufferings
20   3, 46  |           Therefore He ought to have endured every kind of suffering.~
21   3, 46  |              the part of men: for He endured ~something from Gentiles
22   3, 46  |             But some of the martyrs ~endured sharper and more prolonged
23   3, 46  |              the Evangelist that "He endured only mentally the ~sufferings
24   3, 47  |           forth, since by no penalty endured could man pay Him ~enough
25   3, 47  |           sacrifice, inasmuch ~as He endured death of His own free-will
26   3, 48  |              greatness of ~the grief endured, as stated above (Q[46],
27   3, 49  |             by the Passion which He ~endured from love and obedience,
28   3, 49  |           Christ's flesh, wherein He endured the Passion, ~is the instrument
29   3, 49  |              shame and mockeries He ~endured; fourthly, as to His being
30   3, 50  |             exhausted nature: but He endured ~death inflicted from without,
31   3, 51  |            the extent of the poverty endured for us can ~be thereby estimated:
32   3, 51  |               Gn. 3:19). But ~Christ endured death in order to deliver
33   3, 51  |               Yet of His own will He endured death for our ~salvation,
34   3, 51  |             not come of sin, but was endured from charity, it has not
35   3, 52  |              by His Passion which He endured ~in this world, as stated
36   3, 52  |            the suffering which they ~endured through their glory being
37   3, 54  |          show the manner of death He endured for us" (Bede, on Lk. 24:
38   3, 56  |          things which Christ did and endured in His ~humanity are profitable
39   3, 88  |           than for the sinner to ~be endured.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[88] A[
40 Suppl, 72|             comparison with the pain endured in purgatory. The third
41 Suppl, 72|           from the reward for labors endured by the saints in this ~life.
42 Suppl, 74|          state of the Old ~Testament endured. Therefore we can also know