Part, Question

 1   1, 9   |        as it were, by the truth, decided that the first ~principle
 2   1, 32  |     especially if the Church has decided that consequences follow
 3   1, 107 |       what has been commanded or decided to be done can be carried
 4   2, 46  |        or less natural cannot be decided without ~reference to the
 5   2, 74  |           grievous than if it be decided to fulfil it by deed: wherefore
 6   2, 95  |          by law, than left to be decided by judges": and ~this for
 7   2, 105 |          obey God. Moreover, He ~decided how they should behave towards
 8   2, 108 |       OBJ[2]]: since the Old Law decided many ~points and left few
 9   2, 1   |          faith that may arise be decided by him who ~presides over
10   2, 10  |       matters of faith have been decided by the holy ~councils. Therefore
11   2, 31  |         him in secret: for it is decided in the Decretal ~(Cap. Qualiter,
12   2, 61  |       justice: because it may be decided by judgment how some ~common
13   2, 86  |          observed. And if it ~be decided absolutely that a particular
14   2, 93  |      ordination of Matthias ~was decided by lot," because as yet
15   2, 152 |          nothing had so far been decided, was taken away by force."~
16   2, 182 | reputation," says: "The apostles decided here to appoint throughout
17   3, 28  |    consistent with what has been decided above (Q[14]). ~For these
18   3, 67  |            But afterwards it was decided by the ~Church that the
19   3, 67  |         the ~Apostles, "and they decided, that infants should be
20   3, 83  |       silver." Afterwards it was decided that "the ~Lord's chalice
21   3, 84  |         sacrament requires to be decided by the ~institution; while
22 Suppl, 8 |    permission, the case is to be decided as for a man who has no
23 Suppl, 22|      judgments of God, prudently decided that a community should ~
24 Suppl, 24|    controversies between men are decided by ~oath.~Aquin.: SMT XP
25 Suppl, 35|      Afterwards, however, it was decided by the legislation of the ~
26 Suppl, 54|           formerly the civil law decided which degrees of consanguinity
27 Suppl, 55|         unlawful intercourse as ~decided by law (can. Extraordinaria,
28 Suppl, 62|         which has been once well decided must not be ~subsequently
29 Suppl, 62|      withdrawn." Now it has been decided by the judgment of the ~
30 Suppl, 94|          of the damned have been decided ~above (Q[86]).~Aquin.: