Part, Question

 1   1, 18  |     From this the Philosopher concludes ~(Metaph. xii, 51), after
 2   1, 36  |       speech" as the argument concludes from the ~indeterminate
 3   1, 50  |      common with it. Hence he concludes ~that what distinguishes
 4   1, 75  |       above, ~the Philosopher concludes, that in things composed
 5   1, 75  |  Therefore, as the same text ~concludes, "the death of man and beast
 6   1, 76  |     animals. Whence Aristotle concludes (Ethic. x, 7) that the ~
 7   1, 51  |      common with it. Hence he concludes ~that what distinguishes
 8   1, 74  | quoted above, the Philosopher concludes, that in things composed
 9   1, 74  |  Therefore, as the same text ~concludes, "the death of man and beast
10   1, 75  |     animals. Whence Aristotle concludes (Ethic. x, 7) that the ~
11   1, 82  |      2: Judgment, as it were, concludes and terminates counsel.
12   1, 83  |       counterfeit." And so he concludes that we cannot expect to
13   1, 83  |       it ~acts on." Whence he concludes that "the body does not
14   1, 87  | virtues in the tenth book, he concludes (Ethic. i, 7) that ultimate ~
15   2, 3   |      after a long discussion, concludes: "We call men happy, but
16   2, 4   |   highest heaven." ~Whence he concludes that, "when this body will
17   2, 9   | exterior ~mover, as Aristotle concludes in a chapter of the Eudemian
18   2, 26  |        thus ~indeed Augustine concludes (De Civ. Dei xiv, 7) that "
19   2, 67  |    all others." Afterwards he concludes ~that these four virtues
20   2, 69  |     that"; and ~afterwards he concludes, saying: "If wickedness
21   2, 77  |        the reason ~argues and concludes under the second.~Aquin.:
22   2, 87  |    wherefore the psalm quoted concludes (verse 6): ~"Therefore pride
23   2, 98  |        Hence, as the ~Apostle concludes (Rm. 8:3,4), "what the Law
24   2, 15  |        wherefore the passage ~concludes - "and your reward shall
25   2, 22  |        of the First Book, and concludes that charity is not something
26   2, 49  |     contrary, The Philosopher concludes (Ethic. vi, 11) that {gnome} ~(
27   2, 53  |       others. Consequently He concludes that ~we should be solicitous
28   2, 93  |       affairs." Wherefore ~he concludes: "Thus a good Christian
29   2, 173 |    Paulin., de videndo Deum) ~concludes that "possibly God's very
30   2, 173 |       the question at length, concludes: ~"Perhaps then we must
31   2, 182 |     pilot"; and afterwards he concludes, as quoted, with regard
32   3, 59  |   through It." Further ~on he concludes by saying: "Therefore the
33   3, 69  |     death." And further on he concludes ~(Rm. 6:11): "So do you
34   3, 78  |      consequently the Apostle concludes ~(Heb. 9:16): "Whereupon
35   3, 83  |     memory," etc. Thirdly, he concludes the petition ~when he says: "
36   3, 83  |     Lord be with you," and he concludes, "For ever and ever." Or
37 Suppl, 69|    with me": and from this he concludes that the souls of the departed ~