Part, Question

 1   1, 1   | political science is nobler than military science; for the ~good of
 2   1, 1   |       materials, as political of military ~science. That it thus uses
 3   1, 24  |   inscribed of ~those chosen for military service; or treats of the
 4   1, 24  |         the proper duty to which military service is directed. But
 5   2, 91  |          may say that there is a military law and a ~mercantile law.
 6   2, 95  |          this division includes "military law," and "public law,"
 7   2, 10  |       remained hidden ~under the military cloak in the palace of Diocletian.~
 8   2, 22  |          are secondary, thus the military art commands the art of
 9   2, 42  |          do nothing contrary ~to military discipline. Now God intends
10   2, 46  |       regnative ~[*Regnativa]," "military," "political" and "domestic
11   2, 46  |         governs this is called ~"military." There is also the multitude
12   2, 48  |         of prudence?~(4) Whether military prudence is?~Aquin.: SMT
13   2, 48  |          Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether military prudence should be reckoned
14   2, 48  |        OBJ 1: It would seem that military prudence should not be reckoned
15   2, 48  |  according to Ethic. ~vi, 3. Now military prudence seems to be the
16   2, 48  |        Ethic. iii, 8). Therefore military prudence should not ~be
17   2, 48  |          OBJ 2: Further, just as military business is contained under
18   2, 48  |       should any ~be assigned to military business.~Aquin.: SMT SS
19   2, 48  |      deal in ~warfare. Therefore military prudence pertains to fortitude
20   2, 48  |        prudence which is called "military."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[50] A[
21   2, 48  |         common good, but also a "military" prudence, ~whereby hostile
22   2, 48  |         1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Military prudence may be an art,
23   2, 48  |          OBJ 3: The execution of military service belongs to fortitude,
24   2, 55  |          hence when we speak of "military," or "magisterial," or ~"
25   2, 64  |        possession of the spoils, military ~discipline demands that
26   2, 126 |       punishment; the second is "military" fortitude, which ~produces
27   2, 180 |        more ~important; thus the military art, being the more important,
28   2, 186 |   establish religious orders for military service, on account ~of
29   2, 186 |    religious who are directed to military service, and yet this pertains
30   2, 186 |  established for the purpose ~of military service aim more directly
31   3, 63  |   character as being deputed to ~military service. Now the faithful
32   3, 63  |    soldiers who are ~assigned to military service, are marked with
33   3, 63  |       been stated concerning the military character (A[1]) by which
34   3, 63  |         than the bodily mark" of military ~service. But the character
35   3, 63  |    service. But the character of military service is not repeated,
36   3, 63  |          as the character of the military service ~remains in the
37   3, 66  |           Parmen. ~ii) that "the military character is not renewed":
38 Suppl, 44|          united in following one military calling or in pursuing one