Part, Question

 1   1, 48  |       removed, is at some time ~consumed, unless it is infinite,
 2   1, 53  |       said above: but ~they are consumed by the continuity of the
 3   1, 68  |       wherein all vapor must be consumed, the tendency in light and ~
 4   1, 49  |       removed, is at some time ~consumed, unless it is infinite,
 5   1, 54  |       said above: but ~they are consumed by the continuity of the
 6   1, 69  |       wherein all vapor must be consumed, the tendency in light and ~
 7   1, 113 |          heaven and at one blow consumed Job's servants and sheep;
 8   1, 118 |     silver to prevent its being consumed by fire.~Aquin.: SMT FP
 9   1, 118 |        the matter is ~gradually consumed, and other matter is substituted
10   1, 118 |        first piece ~is entirely consumed, the same identical fire
11   1, 118 |      that is renewed ~which was consumed by natural heat.~Aquin.:
12   2, 37  |      which is ~depressed is not consumed; nay, it is weighed down
13   2, 37  |           whereas that which is consumed enters within the consumer.
14   2, 102 |         the victim was entirely consumed by fire: this was called "
15   2, 102 |      suffered in the world; and consumed ~by fire on the cross as
16   2, 76  |         and civil law which are consumed by being used, do not admit
17   2, 76  |        or anything else that is consumed ~by being used, so also
18   2, 98  |        the fruits which he ~has consumed, since he possessed them
19   2, 102 |       regards being dried up or consumed. In ~like manner there are
20   2, 145 |       and digestion of the food consumed, ~although it nourishes
21   2, 146 |        with ~regard to the food consumed: and thus, as regards the
22   2, 172 |           wood')] is wont to be consumed at the ~approach of fire,
23   3, 46  |     with a sword and afterwards consumed by fire. Therefore it seems ~
24   3, 82  |         be reserved, it can be ~consumed by a lawful priest): but
25   3, 83  |        before is reserved to be consumed on that day; but ~the blood
26   3, 83  |         to be reserved, and not consumed ~at once.~Aquin.: SMT TP
27   3, 83  |        their bodies. "The part ~consumed denotes those still walking
28   3, 83  |       and body; while the part ~consumed means the others.~Aquin.:
29   3, 83  |       preserved ~reverently, or consumed; because Christ's body is
30 Suppl, 72|        8) Whether men are to be consumed by that fire?~(9) Whether
31 Suppl, 72|        the elements will not be consumed as to their substance.~Aquin.:
32 Suppl, 72|        something that might be ~consumed by fire: whereas it will
33 Suppl, 72|         mingling together to be consumed by fire. And ~these impurities
34 Suppl, 72|      For a thing is said to be ~consumed when it is reduced to naught.
35 Suppl, 79|    remained, since those flames consumed the ~wood, so will He remove
36 Suppl, 83| passible they will at length be consumed by the fire, and ~thus the
37 Suppl, 83|        of the damned not being ~consumed by fire will be the Divine
38 Suppl, 83|     body which at length is not consumed by fire"; although sometimes ~
39 Suppl, 83|      fire without being at last consumed, as do the bodies of ~the
40 Suppl, 94|       for everything finite ~is consumed if something be continually
41 Appen1, 2|      Now wood, hay, stubble are consumed in Purgatory. ~Therefore