Part, Question

 1   1, 118 |  objection is ~answered. For kinship is not in relation to matter,
 2   2, 27  | something, arises from ~some kinship or aptness to that thing;
 3   2, 47  |   way ~to us: either by some kinship or friendship, or at least
 4   2, 73  |    sins many times." But the kinship of a ~person sinned against
 5   2, 73  |     Ethic. v, 11). Therefore kinship of the person ~sinned against
 6   2, 93  |   the Son, on account of the kinship ~between type and word.~
 7   2, 23  |   are, but only by a certain kinship of the will to the reason.~
 8   2, 25  |      our kindred, not their ~kinship, but only the fact of their
 9   2, 32  |   united to us in nature and kinship. But we must hate them in ~
10   2, 51  |   vices which have a kind of kinship and not ~a true but a spurious
11   2, 70  |      account of the latter's kinship with anger.~Aquin.: SMT
12   2, 98  |      to do so on ~account of kinship. Yet the latter seemingly
13   2, 98  |    on a person by ~reason of kinship or of any carnal affection
14   2, 100 |   parents and their ~natural kinship with them, to pay worship
15   3, 31  |     species. Thus, then, the kinship of Christ and the human
16   3, 31  |     patriarchs. Nor is this ~kinship affected by the matter whence
17   3, 59  |  because of His likeness and kinship with ~men; for, as God works
18 Suppl, 50| verse:~"Error, station, vow, kinship, crime,~Difference of worship,
19 Suppl, 50|   three impediments, namely "kinship," then ~"affinity," which
20 Suppl, 54|      them. Therefore such a ~kinship should be called flesh-relationship
21 Suppl, 54|  always ~the same measure of kinship between them, since the
22 Suppl, 54|   consanguinity is a kind of kinship, it does not ~hinder marriage
23 Suppl, 55|    Now in ~the procession of kinship we find two kinds whereby
24 Suppl, 56|  spiritual relationship is a kinship resulting from the giving
25 Suppl, 56|     since the tie of ~bodily kinship is an impediment to marriage,
26 Suppl, 56|      union: and consequently kinship of spirit proves an impediment
27 Suppl, 56|  thereto, ~without spiritual kinship having to pass into a bodily
28 Suppl, 56|  Baptism only. For as bodily kinship is to bodily birth, so is
29 Suppl, 56|      birth, so is spiritual ~kinship to spiritual birth. Now
30 Suppl, 56|  birth. ~Therefore spiritual kinship is contracted by Baptism
31 Suppl, 56|    by carnal birth is carnal kinship contracted.~Aquin.: SMT