Part, Question

 1   1, 23  |     Individuals, however, which undergo corruption, are not ~ordained
 2   1, 77  |     bodies would feel when they undergo alteration.~Aquin.: SMT
 3   2, 22  |         become hot or ~cold, or undergo some similar change. And
 4   2, 69  |     sometimes the wicked do not undergo temporal ~punishment in
 5   2, 88  |        the same disease, it may undergo ~change. On the other hand,
 6   2, 114 |   Babylon hath made his army to undergo hard service ~against Tyre . . .
 7   2, 59  |     same species that he ~might undergo, wherefore he that strikes
 8   2, 121 |     right reason: ~wherefore to undergo the greatest dangers in
 9   3, 18  |       of God that Christ should undergo pain, suffering, and ~death,
10   3, 35  |       But Christ was willing to undergo death. Therefore for the ~
11   3, 46  |        OBJ 2: Christ refused to undergo dishonorable sufferings
12   3, 46  |         not wounded, nor did It undergo any change ~by those sufferings."~
13   3, 78  |         if to say, "which shall undergo the Passion ~for you."~Aquin.:
14 Suppl, 13|    satisfies for another should undergo a greater ~punishment than
15 Suppl, 13|         principal would have to undergo (as some maintain, ~who
16 Suppl, 13|         that he is not ready to undergo it.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[13]
17 Suppl, 13|       this man bound himself to undergo a certain punishment, ~he
18 Suppl, 18|    penitent is still obliged to undergo temporal ~punishment either
19 Suppl, 18|         which penitents have to undergo. ~Therefore the priest cannot
20 Suppl, 18|        still remains obliged to undergo ~satisfactory punishment.~
21 Suppl, 21|      physician makes a sick man undergo pain, by cutting him, ~for
22 Suppl, 64|       who ~would always have to undergo the shame of asking for
23 Suppl, 77|       and already ~beginning to undergo alteration, and thus it
24 Suppl, 83|    follow that there they ~will undergo the same punishments as
25 Suppl, 93| aforesaid intensity, must needs undergo ~an alteration from the
26 Appen1, 1|     ever, seemingly they cannot undergo this separation without
27 Appen1, 1|         disturbed for that they undergo this punishment which they
28 Appen1, 2|         Therefore they will not undergo that punishment voluntarily.~