Part, Question
1 1, 23 | certain that a hundred or a thousand would be saved; not ~however
2 1, 50 | thousands times a hundred thousand stood ~before Him."~Aquin.:
3 1, 61 | Ep. ad Tit. i, 2): "Six thousand years of our ~time have
4 1, 51 | thousands times a hundred thousand stood ~before Him."~Aquin.:
5 1, 62 | Ep. ad Tit. i, 2): "Six thousand years of our ~time have
6 1, 91 | that "Christ filled five thousand men with five loaves, in
7 1, 111 | text of Dan. 7:10: "Ten thousand times a hundred thousand
8 1, 111 | thousand times a hundred thousand stood before ~Him." Therefore
9 1, 111 | the words added, ~"and ten thousand times a hundred thousand
10 1, 111 | thousand times a hundred thousand assisted Him." This ~explanation
11 1, 111 | multiplication, to signify ~"a thousand times a thousand." And because
12 1, 111 | signify ~"a thousand times a thousand." And because ten times
13 1, 111 | ten times a hundred is a ~thousand, if it were said "ten times
14 1, 111 | said "ten times a hundred thousand" it would mean ~that there
15 1, 111 | since it is written ~"ten thousand times a hundred thousand,"
16 1, 111 | thousand times a hundred thousand," we are given to understand
17 1, 111 | namely ten, a hundred, and a thousand, as Dionysius remarks in
18 2, 13 | about ~three and twenty thousand men" (Ex. 32:28), and threatened
19 2, 62 | Levites slay twenty-three thousand men ~on account of the worship
20 2, 71 | continue with thee, more than a thousand treasures ~precious and
21 2, 94 | Christ. ii, 20) that "a ~thousand vain observances are comprised
22 2, 95 | the sin of idolatry three thousand men of their number were ~
23 2, 95 | Vulgate has ~"twenty-three thousand."], whereas for the sin
24 2, 145 | whereof our Lord fed four thousand men with seven ~loaves,
25 2, 185 | sooner granted than ten thousand ~prayers of the contemptuous":
26 3, 66 | on one day baptized three thousand, and ~on another, five thousand (
27 3, 66 | thousand, and ~on another, five thousand (Acts 2,4). Therefore the
28 3, 66 | read that on one day three thousand believed, and on ~another
29 3, 66 | believed, and on ~another five thousand: or through there being
30 3, 66 | to have ~baptized three thousand on the very day of Pentecost
31 Suppl, 25| perhaps a distance of a thousand days' journey: because the
32 Suppl, 71| that Judas "sent twelve ~thousand drachms of silver to Jerusalem . . .
33 Suppl, 74| and reigned with Christ a thousand years." ~And "the rest of
34 Suppl, 74| dead lived not till the thousand years were ~finished." Therefore
35 Suppl, 74| with Christ on earth for a ~thousand years; whence they were
36 Suppl, 74| unto death. The number of a thousand years ~denotes not a fixed
37 Suppl, 74| which He commanded to a thousand," i.e. all, "generations."~
38 Suppl, 74| they should feed her'] a thousand two hundred sixty days."
39 Suppl, 74| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The thousand two hundred sixty days mentioned
40 Suppl, 85| month, year, century, or thousand years as ~Augustine says
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