Part, Question

 1   1, 24  |        book; ~as, for instance, soldiers, or counsellors, who formerly
 2   1, 24  |        or ~relates the deeds of soldiers.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[24] A[
 3   1, 107 |       also the various ranks of soldiers have different duties to
 4   1, 111 |     there any numbering of ~His soldiers?" (Moral. xvii): "Those
 5   2, 95  |       are princes, priests and ~soldiers, so are there other human
 6   2, 95  |       by ~governing the people; soldiers, by fighting for the safety
 7   2, 100 |     coordination with the other soldiers.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[100] A[
 8   2, 12  |        had under him ~Christian soldiers, who when he said to them, "
 9   2, 38  |        according to human laws, soldiers who ~are deputed to warlike
10   2, 42  |  commander of an army order his soldiers to fight, his command will
11   2, 48  |         1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the soldiers' bravery counts for a great
12   2, 55  |           for instance some are soldiers, some are priests, some
13   2, 85  | livelihood for their rulers and soldiers and ~so forth. Hence the
14   2, 85  |      certain countries for the ~soldiers to hold the tithes from
15   2, 85  |       tithes are due to certain soldiers through being granted ~to
16   2, 86  |        arms and a ~concourse of soldiers, while a marriage is solemnized
17   2, 98  |   Tithes are granted to certain soldiers, and can be redeemed. ~Prelates
18   2, 121 |       or through experience, as soldiers," both of which ~cases seem
19   2, 121 |         art, as in ~the case of soldiers who, through skill and practice
20   2, 140 |  engagements: thus athletes and soldiers ~have to deny themselves
21   2, 171 |        understand it - thus the soldiers, who divided Christ's garments, ~
22   2, 185 |     duty of all religious to be soldiers of God. ~Therefore it is
23   2, 186 |          apply to those who are soldiers for the sake of God's service.~
24   2, 186 |  commended it. But we wish the ~soldiers who pass from the monastic
25   3, 5   |        where the emperor is the soldiers do ~not pay homage to his
26   3, 8   |          whose standard all the soldiers ~follow, though no one persuades
27   3, 46  |       written (Jn. 19:32): "The soldiers therefore ~came: and they
28   3, 46  |     crime ~from the Jews to the soldiers, he says: 'It was the third
29   3, 47  |     greater than the sin of the soldiers who crucified ~Him at the
30   3, 63  |   thereof; thus in olden times ~soldiers who enlisted in the ranks
31   3, 63  |         exchange of ~goods, and soldiers are marked with a character
32   3, 63  |      which he is assigned: thus soldiers who are ~assigned to military
33   3, 63  |         service ~remains in the soldiers after the victory, as the
34   3, 72  |         bodily combat: thus are soldiers ~marked with the sign of
35   3, 83  |   crucified at the hands of the soldiers ~(Jn. 19:14), or, as on
36 Suppl, 40|         general is placed ~over soldiers. Therefore there should
37 Suppl, 44|         as those of traders or ~soldiers, are established by human