Part, Question

 1   1, 31 |           difference." The word "solitary" is also to be avoided,
 2   1, 31 |            We ~confess neither a solitary nor a diverse God."~Aquin.:
 3   1, 31 |        would follow that God was solitary, against what is above ~
 4   1, 31 |       not mean ~that Socrates is solitary, but that he has no companion
 5   1, 31 |       God, He ~would be alone or solitary. For solitude is not removed
 6   1, 31 |  Likewise, God would be alone or solitary, though angels and men ~
 7   2, 72 |          if man were by nature a solitary animal, this twofold order
 8   2, 95 |          than by considering one solitary fact. Thirdly, ~because
 9   2, 33 |       sloth is well known to the solitary, and is a most vexatious
10   2, 170|     before']" Eliseus, leading a solitary life, as it were, ~lest
11   2, 184|      since some religious lead a solitary life, and have no ~superior
12   2, 186|         called, a ~monk," i.e. a solitary, "what business have you
13   2, 186|         that of those who lead a solitary life?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[188]
14   2, 186|         that of those who lead a solitary life. ~For it is written (
15   2, 186|        that ~of those who lead a solitary life.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[188]
16   2, 186|            Now those who lead a ~solitary life are seemingly in a
17   2, 186|       would seem ~that to lead a solitary life is not more perfect
18   2, 186|         be observed that what is solitary should be ~self-sufficing
19   2, 186|         Far from ~condemning the solitary life, we have often commended
20   2, 186|   Nevertheless, those who lead a solitary life are most ~useful to
21   2, 186|          OBJ 5: A man may lead a solitary life for two motives. one
22   2, 187|          he had ~passed from the solitary life, in which he was professed,
23   3, 37 | signifies ~chastity; and being a solitary animal, it signifies contemplation.
24   3, 37 |           the turtle dove, being solitary, signifies the tears of
25   3, 40 |         Christ should have led a solitary life, or have associated ~
26   3, 40 |    associated with men, or led a solitary life?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[40]
27   3, 40 |            but should have led a solitary life. For it behooved Christ
28   3, 40 |         Christ should have led a solitary life.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[40]
29   3, 40 |      ought always to have led a ~solitary life.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[40]
30   3, 40 |        hide Himself by leading a solitary life, but that He ~should
31   3, 40 |         Christ should not lead a solitary life, but should ~associate