Part, Question

 1   2, 101 |          19:19): "Thou shalt not wear a garment that is woven
 2   2, 102 |          19:19): "Thou shalt not wear a garment that is ~woven
 3   2, 102 |          22:11): "Thou shalt not wear a garment that is woven
 4   2, 102 | Wherefore they were forbidden to wear garments woven of woolen ~
 5   2, 94  |        Whether it is unlawful to wear divine words at the neck?~
 6   2, 94  |       that it is not unlawful to wear divine words at the ~neck.
 7   2, 94  |         it seems to be lawful to wear sacred words ~at one's neck,
 8   2, 94  |        Therefore it is lawful to wear sacred words ~as a remedy
 9   2, 94  |         it is lawful for one to ~wear the relics of the saints
10   2, 94  |          ascribed to him]: "Some wear round their necks a passage
11   2, 94  |          shapes, you do well to ~wear them round your neck; if
12   2, 94  |       them in your heart than to wear them round your neck."~Aquin.:
13   2, 109 |          7): "Some there are who wear ~the habit of holiness,
14   2, 109 |      from malice." Now those who wear the habit of holiness, without ~
15   2, 156 |           except his displeasure wear away with ~time and thus
16   2, 156 |     revenge, so that it does not wear out with time, and can be
17   2, 167 |        was scandalous for one to wear a cloak with sleeves and ~
18   2, 167 |          is not ~always a sin to wear coarser clothes than other
19   2, 167 |        unbecoming for a woman to wear man's ~clothes, so is it
20   2, 167 |     itself sinful for a woman to wear man's clothes, ~or vice
21   2, 183 |       these, and consequently to wear the habit of his order,
22   2, 185 |         it is lawful for them to wear coarser clothes than other ~
23   2, 185 |          lawful for religious to wear coarser clothes than others?~
24   2, 185 |        unlawful for religious to wear coarser clothes than ~others.
25   2, 185 |        that religious should not wear coarse clothes.~Aquin.:
26   2, 185 | seemingly religious ought not to wear coarse clothes.~Aquin.:
27   2, 185 |        found to deride those who wear coarse and religious ~apparel
28   2, 185 |          with sorrow are wont to wear coarser clothes, just as
29   2, 185 |        of festivity and joy they wear finer clothes. Hence ~penitents
30   2, 185 |        becoming for religious to wear coarse attire, since ~religion
31   2, 185 |       ways it is praiseworthy to wear humble ~apparel, but in
32   2, 185 |          affectation, since they wear a coarse habit as ~a sign
33   3, 54  |  inability to heal them, "but to wear them as an everlasting trophy
34 Suppl, 40|        who are ordained ought to wear the tonsure?~Aquin.: SMT
35 Suppl, 40|        are ordained ought not to wear the ~tonsure in the shape
36 Suppl, 40|          Therefore they ought to wear the ephod.~Aquin.: SMT XP
37 Suppl, 40|          ministers of the Church wear ~outwardly are signs of
38 Suppl, 40|          to all the ministers to wear the "amice" which ~covers
39 Suppl, 40|       Instead of the ephod, they wear the stole, which is ~intended
40 Suppl, 71|           spurned which truly we wear in more familiar and close
41 Suppl, 88|        the heaven, for instance ~wear and tear, which is impossible,