Part, Question

 1   1, 61  |              the time, how shall ~we count the ages, in which the Angels,
 2   1, 70  |         first made; for men begin to count from the new ~moon. The
 3   1, 62  |              the time, how shall ~we count the ages, in which the Angels,
 4   1, 71  |         first made; for men begin to count from the new ~moon. The
 5   1, 112 |              latter benefits we must count the guardianship of ~angels,
 6   2, 38  |             James 1:2: "My brethren, count it all joy, when you shall
 7   2, 40  |          their efforts, are prone to count a thing possible to them. ~
 8   2, 40  |            own ~shortcomings, easily count a thing possible; and consequently
 9   2, 10  |           Thus Augustine says to the Count Boniface (Ep. clxxxv): "
10   2, 10  |             under the yoke, let them count their masters worthy of
11   2, 23  |           says again in a letter to ~Count Julian, "charity which can
12   2, 32  |           shalt not commit adultery, count for little in their ~reward,
13   2, 32  |              their ~reward, but they count for much if they be disobeyed.
14   2, 32  |        sinned against. On the ~first count, hatred is a more grievous
15   2, 47  |        prudence. Yet his own efforts count for much ~towards the attainment
16   2, 61  |             under the yoke, let them count their ~masters worthy of
17   2, 68  |            only on oath and on this ~count it is always a mortal sin.
18   2, 86  |               person: and so on this count a vow of abstinence is a
19   2, 86  | dispensations from vows, on the same count it is competent to all ~
20   2, 129 |            in him, wherefore on this count honor is due ~principally,
21   2, 134 |              longanimity which takes count of time, in so far ~as a
22   2, 145 |         month from April (which they count as the first), ~because
23   3, 27  |            grow older: this ~again I count as a miraculous result of
24   3, 70  |             s other baby boy did not count because through dying before
25 Suppl, 6 |           mortal ~sin: and this will count for his confession.~Aquin.:
26 Suppl, 14|      therefrom, they can by no means count towards ~satisfaction.~Aquin.:
27 Suppl, 24|              excommunication on one ~count only, whereas he was excommunicated
28 Suppl, 24|      separation to be removed on one count ~and to remain on another.~
29 Suppl, 36|            temporal advantage should count for ~nothing, and all gain
30 Suppl, 45|             by signs, and such signs count for words.~Aquin.: SMT XP
31 Suppl, 51|             from sin, so on the same count is it an impediment to marriage. ~
32 Suppl, 56|             of relationship does not count.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[56] A[
33 Suppl, 71|              meritorious on the same count as it is ~praiseworthy,
34 Suppl, 72|         prayer is meritorious on one count, and impetratory ~on another.
35 Suppl, 84|              who says that they will count them all with one glance
36 Suppl, 91|            merit life: "My brethren, count it ~all joy when you shall
37 Suppl, 93|            for the faith, this will ~count to her for merit, and will