Part, Question

 1   1, 13 |       as ~when we say, "vesture clothing." Therefore if all names
 2   1, 70 |    forms, and his adornment, in clothing or such like. Now just as ~
 3   1, 76 |       whether ~of defence or of clothing, as is the case with other
 4   1, 71 |    forms, and his adornment, in clothing or such like. Now just as ~
 5   1, 75 |       whether ~of defence or of clothing, as is the case with other
 6   1, 90 |        feathers, which are the ~clothing of animals, are signs of
 7   1, 95 |        of animals - neither for clothing, since then they were naked
 8   2, 2  |     wants: such as food, drink, clothing, cars, ~dwellings, and such
 9   2, 5  |   provided him with weapons and clothing, as it provided other ~animals,
10   2, 12 |       the acquiring of wine and clothing is included in wealth, ~
11   2, 49 |       there is a habit between ~clothing and the man who is clothed."~
12   2, 95 |      for instance, in food and ~clothing. Certain beginnings of these
13   2, 95 |        has given sufficiency of clothing and food. Now it is ~difficult
14   2, 101|       the Law which ~regard the clothing and food of God's worshippers,
15   2, 101|   instance, in matters of food, clothing, and so forth.~Aquin.: SMT
16   2, 102|       Para. 1/1~OBJ 6: Further, clothing is something extraneous
17   2, 105| provides ~himself with food and clothing and other such necessaries
18   2, 30 |     twofold; one in ~respect of clothing, and as to this we have "
19   2, 30 |        and need finer food and ~clothing. Hence Ambrose says (De
20   2, 64 |          nakedness, steal food, clothing or beast, he shall do penance
21   2, 144|         Reply OBJ 3: The use of clothing was devised by art, whereas
22   2, 144|      than for the moderation of clothing.~
23   2, 162|       their sin, so also should clothing have been ascribed to them. ~
24   2, 162|        8 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 8: Clothing is necessary to man in his
25   2, 170|         who ~come to you in the clothing of sheep, but inwardly they
26   2, 185|         who come ~to you in the clothing of sheep": and a gloss on
27   2, 185|        wickedness ~under coarse clothing. Hence Augustine says (De
28   2, 185|        should not dislike their clothing for the reason that ~the
29   2, 186|        than by the privation of clothing, which pertains to ~cold
30   3, 40 |       regards food, drink, ~and clothing? Or should He have conformed
31   3, 40 |       instructors with food and clothing. ~But as this might give
32   3, 66 |  therefore can a ~difference of clothing have any efficacy in the
33   3, 73 |       the addition of food, or ~clothing, or something of the kind;