Part, Question

 1   1, 57  |         causes of an ~ailment can pronounce a surer verdict on the future
 2   1, 58  |          causes of an ailment can pronounce a surer verdict on the future
 3   2, 14  |    uncertain the ~reason does not pronounce judgment, without previous
 4   2, 57  |    demonstrative ~sciences, which pronounce judgment, differ according
 5   2, 77  |     something in general, were to pronounce ~an opposite judgment in
 6   2, 10  |          who are in authority can pronounce judgment on ~those over
 7   2, 10  |            But unbelievers cannot pronounce ~judgment on the faithful,
 8   2, 41  |           the truth of justice to pronounce ~excommunication.~Aquin.:
 9   2, 43  |           intellectual virtue to ~pronounce right judgment about Divine
10   2, 49  |      seminal force one ~could not pronounce a sure judgment on such
11   2, 58  |          belongs to the reason to pronounce or define. The ~other is
12   2, 58  |        necessity for the judge to pronounce ~judgment, because it is
13   2, 62  |           belongs to God alone to pronounce sentence of death and life, ~
14   2, 62  | impossible, he does not sin if he pronounce sentence in ~accordance
15   2, 65  |          is lawful for a judge to pronounce judgment against the truth ~
16   2, 65  |           unlawful for a judge to pronounce judgment against ~the truth
17   2, 65  |          unlawful for a judge to ~pronounce judgment according to what
18   2, 65  |  Therefore the judge ought not to pronounce judgment ~according to the
19   2, 65  |         the evidence, but should ~pronounce sentence according to the
20   2, 65  |            right." Now this is to pronounce judgment according to what
21   2, 65  |        Therefore a judge ought to pronounce judgment in ~accordance
22   2, 65  |           the duty of ~a judge to pronounce judgment in as much as he
23   2, 66  | qualifications, when he ~comes to pronounce sentence, unless it were
24   2, 69  |      since ~the judge is bound to pronounce a just verdict, and the
25   2, 81  |           to that which your lips pronounce." But to ~wander in mind
26   2, 84  |          the ~judge, if he should pronounce in thy favor, such is the
27   2, 87  |       oaths of this kind, did not pronounce such oaths to be unbinding,
28   2, 94  |            It is indeed lawful to pronounce divine words, or to invoke ~
29   2, 118 |      established, the judge must ~pronounce judgment not on them but
30   3, 67  |    mutilated person would have to pronounce the words, ~and the dumb
31   3, 67  |         If, however, they were to pronounce the words ~absolutely at
32   3, 78  |         this sacrament, except to pronounce the words of Christ.~Aquin.:
33   3, 78  |        that if the priest were to pronounce only ~the aforesaid words
34 Suppl, 19|      temple; ~which judgment they pronounce, not by their own authority,
35 Suppl, 27|       sentence, which no ~man can pronounce on himself, for the reason
36 Suppl, 36|           but only to know how to pronounce it correctly. And since
37 Suppl, 55|         suits, since he must not ~pronounce a hasty judgment on what
38 Suppl, 62|           a husband may privately pronounce a divorce without the ~judgment