Part, Question

 1   2, 18  |          to 2 Cor. 11:2, "I have espoused you to one husband, that
 2   2, 149 |          to 2 Cor. 11:2, "I have espoused you to one ~husband, that
 3   2, 152 |          seduce a virgin not yet espoused, and lie with her, he shall
 4   2, 152 |         is a virgin, who is not ~espoused, and taking her, lie with
 5   3, 28  |        Since ~therefore she was "espoused," as related by Lk. 1:27
 6   3, 28  |         virginity, before being ~espoused to Joseph, although she
 7   3, 28  |       not do this until she ~was espoused to Joseph. After her espousals,
 8   3, 29  |      should have been born of an espoused virgin?~(2) Whether there
 9   3, 29  |      should have been born of an espoused virgin?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
10   3, 29  |        not have been born of an ~espoused virgin. For espousals are
11   3, 29  |         she should not have been espoused.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[29] A[
12   3, 29  |     Christ should be born of an ~espoused virgin.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
13   3, 29  |          of God should have been espoused. ~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[29] A[
14   3, 29  |      weight, for if she were not espoused, she could not be condemned ~
15   3, 29  |     Christ should be ~born of an espoused virgin.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
16   3, 29  |          as His Mother Mary was ~espoused to Joseph": and (Lk. 1:26,
17   3, 29  |          sent . . . ~to a virgin espoused to a man whose name was
18   3, 29  |      Christ should be born of an espoused ~virgin; first, for His
19   3, 29  |       Ignatius says that she was espoused ~"that the manner of His
20   3, 29  |         on Lk. 1:26,27: "She was espoused lest she be wounded by the ~
21   3, 29  |    removed. If she ~had not been espoused when pregnant, she would
22   3, 29  |          her sin by a lie: being espoused, she had no motive for lying,
23   3, 29  |          is a ~virgin and yet is espoused to one Man, Christ, as Augustine
24   3, 29  |          of the Lord being both ~espoused and a virgin, both virginity
25   3, 29  |         of the Holy Ghost, to be espoused, ~being confident that by
26   3, 29  |        only if they were already espoused or married, ~but also if
27   3, 29  |       the Blessed ~Virgin was so espoused to Joseph that she dwelt
28   3, 29  |    custom among the ancients for espoused maidens to enter ~frequently
29   3, 35  |         When His Mother Mary was espoused to Joseph," etc.~Aquin.:
30 Suppl, 40|     faith whereby the Church is ~espoused to Christ. For bishops are
31 Suppl, 40|          Christ. For bishops are espoused to the Church in the place ~
32 Suppl, 59| consequently the soul is thereby espoused to God as it were, according
33 Suppl, 63|           there are many persons espoused to Him in the one ~Church.
34 Suppl, 63|           But the soul cannot be espoused to another besides Christ,
35 Suppl, 66|        heathendom, ~before being espoused to Christ in the faith of
36 Suppl, 92|       the bride not when she is ~espoused, but when she is taken to
37 Suppl, 92|         Him is said to have been espoused by the Word, ~as a gloss [*
38 Suppl, 92|     sometimes described as being espoused in reference to its union
39 Suppl, 92|        resurrection the new Man ~espoused to Himself the angelic host."
40 Suppl, 92|        Para. 2/2~Further, Christ espoused the Church by His Incarnation