Part, Question

 1   1, 66  |       nature you are ~subject to dissolution, but by My will you are
 2   1, 68  | firmament was not susceptible of dissolution, because its parts are,
 3   1, 75  |          soul cannot survive the dissolution ~of the body.~Aquin.: SMT
 4   1, 76  |         from the body, after the dissolution of ~the body. Therefore
 5   1, 76  |         own ~existence after the dissolution of the body; whereas it
 6   1, 76  |         its form; yet, after the dissolution ~of the body, the intellectual
 7   1, 76  |           bodies; yet, after the dissolution of the bodies, the souls
 8   1, 67  |       nature you are ~subject to dissolution, but by My will you are
 9   1, 69  | firmament was not susceptible of dissolution, because its parts are,
10   1, 74  |          soul cannot survive the dissolution ~of the body.~Aquin.: SMT
11   1, 75  |         from the body, after the dissolution of ~the body. Therefore
12   1, 75  |         own ~existence after the dissolution of the body; whereas it
13   1, 75  |         its form; yet, after the dissolution ~of the body, the intellectual
14   1, 75  |           bodies; yet, after the dissolution of the bodies, the souls
15   1, 102 |         far as they can; and the dissolution of a thing arises from defect ~
16   1, 118 |        matter until the ultimate dissolution of the individual. And this ~
17   2, 28  |    Further, melting is a kind of dissolution. But love melts that in ~
18   2, 105 |       nations; and commanded the dissolution of such as had been ~contracted (
19   3, 75  |          the ~four elements. For dissolution cannot be made into primary
20   3, 75  |       substance of the bread, or dissolution into the original matter. ~
21   3, 75  |         can be assigned for such dissolution or annihilation, ~since
22 Suppl, 43|          age, they should seek a dissolution of the ~betrothal by the
23 Suppl, 47|      results are feared from its dissolution. Nor ~does he sin if he
24 Suppl, 52|        Nor does this result in a dissolution of the marriage, since no ~
25 Suppl, 55|      Whether the process for the dissolution of like marriages should ~
26 Suppl, 55|        not dissolved through the dissolution of the marriage by the death
27 Suppl, 69|      Therefore, after the body's dissolution, the soul has an abode, ~
28 Suppl, 75|     order of nature requires the dissolution not only of the ~union of
29 Suppl, 75|         that are left after the ~dissolution of the body - for two reasons.
30 Suppl, 75|          account of the cause of dissolution, which is ~the flame of
31 Suppl, 79|          consisting in a certain dissolution. Therefore the ~sense of
32 Suppl, 79|   wherefore ~it is necessary for dissolution to take place in order for
33 Suppl, 83|          conducing to the body's dissolution: and much more will ~they
34 Suppl, 94|      there cannot be a continual dissolution from the bodies of the ~