Part, Question

 1   1, 29  |       De Duab. Nat.) that "the ~Greeks called the individual substance
 2   1, 29  |      substance is called by the Greeks {ousia}, what we ~may call "
 3   1, 29  |        1~Reply OBJ 1: Among the Greeks the term "hypostasis," taken
 4   1, 29  |    three ~subsistences," so the Greeks say "three hypostases."
 5   1, 29  |           persons" or masks the Greeks called {prosopa}, as they
 6   1, 30  | substance thus ~understood, the Greeks use the name "hypostasis."
 7   1, 33  |      Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The Greeks use the words "cause" and "
 8   1, 33  |       It is the custom with the Greeks to say that the Son and ~
 9   1, 36  |        Para. 4/4~Hence also the Greeks themselves recognize that
10   1, 39  |    plurality of "supposita" the Greeks said "three ~hypostases,"
11   1, 39  |    plurality of "supposita" the Greeks said "three ~hypostases,"
12   2, 22  |          of the soul, which the Greeks called {pathe}, are styled
13   2, 22  |          Those things which the Greeks call {pathe}, we prefer ~
14   2, 24  |         Those things which the ~Greeks call {pathe}, we prefer
15   2, 46  |       irascibility] is what the Greeks call {thymosis}, and is ~
16   2, 10  |  gentiles and disputed with the Greeks."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[10] A[
17   2, 92  |        be worshiped. Among the ~Greeks, as related by Isidore (
18   2, 99  |       worship of God, which the Greeks designate by the ~term {
19   3, 60  |        change: whereas with the Greeks ~the sense is changed also
20   3, 60  |        Holy Ghost"; whereas the Greeks use the following form: "
21   3, 66  |         5] R.O. 1 Para. 2/2~The Greeks, however, do not attribute
22   3, 66  |      either as we do, or as the Greeks do, the sacrament is not ~
23   3, 67  |    Ghost," under which form the Greeks ~receive the sacrament of
24   3, 74  |        bread in a church of the Greeks ~would also sin, as perverting
25   3, 74  |     However, this custom of the Greeks is not unreasonable both
26   3, 80  |       to them. Although certain Greeks do the ~contrary, because
27   3, 83  |     take it once a year, as the Greeks have the custom in the east? ~
28 Suppl, 53|         the ~Latins as with the Greeks; since with the Greeks it
29 Suppl, 53|      the Greeks; since with the Greeks it is an impediment to ~
30 Suppl, 53|      ordained. Hence among the ~Greeks and other Eastern peoples
31 Suppl, 53|         4: As stated, among the Greeks the wife, by the very fact