Part, Question

 1   1, 18 |       in perfection, so as to ~recognize not only connection and
 2   1, 32 |        Fide Orth. iii, 5): "We recognize ~difference of hypostases [
 3   1, 36 |     also the Greeks themselves recognize that the procession of the ~
 4   1, 78 |        One way in so far as we recognize that we have done or not
 5   2, 102|        to God aright, man must recognize that whatever ~he has is
 6   2, 102|        to God aright, it ~must recognize no first author of things
 7   2, 102|        a gloss, that we should recognize the unhappy condition of ~
 8   2, 105|    Tully writes ~that the laws recognize eight forms of punishment,
 9   2, 5  |   would be convinced so as ~to recognize clearly that God, Who lieth
10   2, 5  |   evident signs, whereby they ~recognize that the teaching of the
11   2, 61 |        To honor a person is to recognize him as having virtue, ~wherefore
12   2, 81 |        to God, and that we may recognize ~in Him the Author of our
13   2, 104|       malevolence to refuse to recognize a ~kindness, unless the
14   2, 105|       The first of these is to recognize the ~favor received, the
15   2, 105|  degree is when a man fails to recognize the reception ~of a favor,
16   2, 105|        instance by ~failing to recognize the favor received, or to
17   2, 106|    Tully writes that the laws ~recognize eight kinds of punishment":
18   2, 156|   enraged and ~fail utterly to recognize those whom we know: the
19   2, 182|        so too, ~bishops should recognize that, by custom rather than
20   2, 184|       religious says: "We must recognize that we have to ~undertake
21   3, 1  |        if they did not already recognize their disease.~Aquin.: SMT
22   3, 39 |       cloven . . . in the dove recognize unity."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
23   3, 40 |        majority, that we might recognize His Godhead to have transformed
24   3, 44 | epistle to ~Polycarp: "We must recognize that no alteration can take
25   3, 54 |      the wounds you inflicted; recognize the ~side you pierced, since
26   3, 55 |     they were not permitted to recognize what ~they saw. This could
27   3, 55 |       proficient in Him, as to recognize in Him the equal with the ~
28   3, 64 |     martyr Cyprian ~refused to recognize Baptism conferred by heretics
29   3, 69 |    error was that they did not recognize the ~distinction between