Part, Question
1 1, 62 | impossible for a man to fly. In another way a ~thing
2 1, 68 | which reason the birds that fly in the air are called ~birds
3 1, 71 | life, and the fowl that may fly over the earth," do not
4 1, 71 | air, and so are said to fly "beneath the firmament," ~
5 1, 63 | impossible for a man to fly. In another way a ~thing
6 1, 69 | which reason the birds that fly in the air are called ~birds
7 1, 71 | life, and the fowl that may fly over the earth," do not
8 1, 71 | air, and so are said to fly "beneath the firmament," ~
9 1, 80 | according to the senses, and to fly from what is ~hurtful, and
10 1, 100 | birds teach their young to fly; and the like may be observed
11 1, 102 | arrow is moved ~so as to fly towards a certain point
12 1, 102 | by Him to do good and to fly from ~evil, by precepts
13 2, 32 | the syllables stay, but fly away, that others may ~come,
14 2, 36 | inclination of the appetite to fly from evil, as stated above. ~
15 2, 40 | flight, strive less to ~fly, but hope to avenge their
16 2, 80 | resist the devil, and he will fly from you," which would be
17 2, 80 | resist ~him, nor would he fly from those who do. Therefore
18 2, 100 | Ex. 23:7): "Thou shalt fly lying," and ~the prohibition
19 2, 102 | sparrow was let loose to fly away into the plain, because
20 2, 102 | though a bird, ~cannot fly, and is always on the ground,
21 2, 102 | denotes ~those who would fly by contemplation, yet dwell
22 2, 112 | gloss is speaking of such as fly to God by a ~meritorious
23 2, 113 | detest ~them; for this is to fly from them.~Aquin.: SMT FS
24 2, 33 | written (1 Cor. 6:18): "Fly fornication"; by resistance, ~
25 2, 86 | die or ~that one would not fly. ~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[88] A[
26 2, 121 | some good that man does not fly from ~the danger of death.
27 2, 121 | hurry to meet danger, yet fly when the danger is ~present;
28 2, 127 | above all things, so does he fly from dangers of death more
29 2, 134 | not ~because he does not fly, but because he behaves
30 2, 138 | Resist the devil, and he will fly from you." Since, however, ~
31 2, 178 | do so repeatedly; others fly now to the right, now to
32 2, 178 | behind many times; others ~fly in a circle now more now
33 2, 183 | wherewith thou art anxious to ~fly away into solitude, they
34 2, 183 | that ~thou art not free to fly without our permission."
35 3, 13 | command signified His will to ~fly from human glory, according
36 3, 83 | sometimes happens that a fly or a spider, or some ~other
37 3, 83 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: If a fly or a spider falls into the
38 Suppl, 83| to die, and ~death shall fly from them."~Aquin.: SMT
39 Suppl, 95| to die, and death shall fly from them."~Aquin.: SMT
40 Appen1, 1| grieves for being unable to fly ~like a bird, or for that
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