Part, Question

 1   1, 31  |              joined that what is said exclusively of that term ~cannot be
 2   1, 31  |             that term ~cannot be said exclusively of an individual contained
 3   1, 39  |               the ~persons as if they exclusively belonged to them; but in
 4   1, 39  |       appropriated to the ~persons as exclusively belonging to each of them,
 5   1, 43  |       generation" and "spiration" are exclusively eternal; whereas ~"procession"
 6   1, 54  |        knowledge of the angels is not exclusively ~intellectual. For Augustine
 7   1, 39  |               the ~persons as if they exclusively belonged to them; but in
 8   1, 39  |       appropriated to the ~persons as exclusively belonging to each of them,
 9   1, 43  |       generation" and "spiration" are exclusively eternal; whereas ~"procession"
10   1, 55  |        knowledge of the angels is not exclusively ~intellectual. For Augustine
11   1, 83  |                nor sensible knowledge exclusively from sensible things; but ~
12   2, 61  |          affairs ~and devotes himself exclusively to the things of God." But
13   2, 95  |            not as emanating therefrom exclusively, but have some force from
14   2, 100 |               in such ~matters as are exclusively of Divine institution, as
15   2, 59  |                 A[6]). But it belongs exclusively to the ~sovereign to distribute.
16   2, 85  |             that of Levi, was engaged exclusively in the divine ministry and ~
17   2, 94  |          whatever, if the mind attend exclusively to the sacred words and
18   2, 145 |              Therefore fasting is not exclusively an act ~of abstinence.~Aquin.:
19   2, 171 |           imaginary forms, either ~of exclusively Divine origin and not received
20   2, 172 |          began to have kings, it was ~exclusively for their benefit, not for
21   2, 178 |            For contemplation pertains exclusively to rest, according ~to Wis.
22   2, 179 |        consists in these things, not ~exclusively, but principally.~Aquin.:
23   2, 185 |          behooves them to be occupied exclusively with such like ~works; secondly,
24   2, 186 |           Some direct their intention exclusively to the hidden life of the
25   3, 2   |          being, and this mode belongs exclusively to Christ, ~in Whom human
26   3, 37  |            alone in a special ~manner exclusively proper to Him. For He alone,
27   3, 58  |            But each of these ~belongs exclusively to Christ. Consequently,
28   3, 59  |            hearts." But this belongs ~exclusively to the Divine power, according
29   3, 65  |             these sacraments belongs ~exclusively to a bishop, who is, as
30   3, 67  |              that to baptize ~belongs exclusively to the office of bishops. ~
31   3, 67  |             to ~baptize should belong exclusively to the episcopal office.~
32   3, 82  |            sacrament does not belong ~exclusively to a priest. Because it
33   3, 82  |              and blessed oil, belongs exclusively to a bishop; yet their ~
34 Suppl, 20| excommunication ~regards jurisdiction exclusively. And, as to the power of
35 Suppl, 65|          above variations, it belongs exclusively to him from whose authority
36 Suppl, 67|         nature, for this was reserved exclusively to "the ~law of the spirit
37 Suppl, 93|              possessed by any of them exclusively, for all gifts are in all