Part, Question

 1   1, 83 |         spurious ~imitations or superstitious inventions, which we must
 2   2, 107|        sabbath according to the superstitious interpretation of the ~Pharisees,
 3   2, 90 |        ii, ~28] states that the superstitious were so called because they
 4   2, 90 |       and worshipping idols is ~superstitious," and this refers to the
 5   2, 91 |     true Christian rejects also superstitious fancies, from Holy ~Writ."
 6   2, 91 |       be reckoned excessive and superstitious, ~because consisting, as
 7   2, 91 |      within you," ~against the "superstitious," those, to wit, who pay
 8   2, 92 |       in all things you are too superstitious." ~Therefore idolatry belongs
 9   2, 92 |      any part of a creature, is superstitious."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[94] A[
10   2, 93 |      between demons and men is ~superstitious." Therefore divination is
11   2, 93 |         wherefore it will ~be a superstitious and unlawful divination.
12   2, 93 |       neither an unlawful nor a superstitious ~divination.~Aquin.: SMT
13   2, 93 |         AA[2],6), divination is superstitious ~and unlawful when it is
14   2, 93 |        will be ~an unlawful and superstitious divination if it be caused
15   2, 93 |       such like divinations are superstitious ~and unlawful, if they be
16   2, 93 |      divination of this kind is superstitious and unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT
17   2, 93 |       no one must presume, by a superstitious innovation, to ~practice
18   2, 94 |         OBJ 1: There is nothing superstitious or unlawful in employing ~
19   2, 94 | efficacy by nature, it will be ~superstitious and unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT
20   2, 94 |       all these observances are superstitious ~and unlawful: they are
21   2, 94 |      they are yet more vain and superstitious.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[96] A[
22   2, 94 |       the demons it is clearly ~superstitious and unlawful. In like manner
23   2, 94 |        this would be pronounced superstitious: otherwise, ~however, it
24   2, 94 |       the saints), it ~would be superstitious and unlawful.~Aquin.: SMT
25   2, 95 |      expresses a doubt. Now the superstitious man ~professes an error,
26   2, 165|    through the demons. ~This is superstitious curiosity, of which Augustine
27   2, 167|          is either temperate or superstitious." Especially, however, is ~
28   3, 61 |      might be ~trained to avoid superstitious practices, consisting in
29   3, 80 |      blood. I know not for what superstitious motive ~they do this: therefore