Part, Question

 1   1, 46  |       is asserted by ~the more approved philosophers. Therefore
 2   1, 47  |       is asserted by ~the more approved philosophers. Therefore
 3   2, 2   |     Cor. 10:18): ~"He . . . is approved . . . whom God commendeth."~
 4   2, 10  |      they can be set aside ~or approved by the will, which can tend
 5   2, 91  | emanated from nature and were ~approved by custom, were sanctioned
 6   2, 95  | emanated from ~nature and were approved by custom, were sanctioned
 7   2, 105 |       this ~seems to have been approved by the Law: since it is
 8   2, 107 |      Vulg.: 'All these being'] approved by the testimony of faith," ~
 9   2, 11  |       this, our profession, be approved by the judgment of ~your
10   2, 58  |    observe a law that was ~not approved by public authority, so
11   2, 67  |      abide by what he has once approved of. Hence it is with reason ~
12   2, 93  |      when witnesses have ~been approved, with due regard to the
13   2, 95  |       study to present thyself approved unto ~God." Therefore also
14   2, 98  |     statutes of the Church and approved customs, is not simony,
15   2, 98  |    statutes of the ~Church and approved customs is lawful, yet in
16   2, 127 |       study to present thyself approved unto God." Therefore ~security
17   2, 130 |   somebody's good is known and approved by many, ~according to the
18   2, 130 |      who commendeth himself is approved, but he whom God ~commendeth."
19   2, 150 |       is beloved of her King, ~approved by her Judge, dedicated
20   3, 13  |      of Pope Agatho, which was approved in the Sixth Council [*Third ~
21   3, 35  |      In the chapters of Cyril, approved in the Council of ~Ephesus (
22   3, 53  |         Thou hast known," i.e. approved, "my sitting down," ~i.e.
23   3, 63  |        rather acknowledged and approved? Are the Christian sacraments,
24   3, 63  |        but is ~"recognized and approved" in the man who obtains
25   3, 68  |   guides," i.e. the Apostles, "approved of infants being admitted
26 Suppl, 41|     the Apostle would not have approved of it.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
27 Suppl, 57|       and this prohibition is ~approved by the Church. Hence it
28 Suppl, 65|      come from nature and are ~approved by custom." Wherefore it
29 Suppl, 74|       11:39): "All these being approved by the ~testimony of faith