Part, Question
1 1, 58 | whereunto you ~do well to attend, as to a light that shineth
2 1, 59 | whereunto you ~do well to attend, as to a light that shineth
3 1, 78 | soul, whether we actually ~attend to them or not, they seem
4 1, 111| the likeness of those who attend upon a king; some ~of whom
5 2, 33 | have just ~observed, we attend much to that which pleases
6 2, 37 | depressed so as to be unable to attend freely to outward things, ~
7 2, 77 | knows geometry, may not attend to the consideration of ~
8 2, 14 | which principle a man ~may attend or not attend. That he does
9 2, 14 | a man ~may attend or not attend. That he does not attend
10 2, 14 | attend. That he does not attend thereto happens in two ~
11 2, 38 | physicians ~may lawfully attend to their patients on holy
12 2, 46 | foresight"; secondly, to attend to the circumstances of ~
13 2, 81 | and ~hymns, let your mind attend to that which your lips
14 2, 94 | 1/1~I answer that, Men attend to all these observances,
15 2, 94 | animals ~whatever, if the mind attend exclusively to the sacred
16 2, 115| even in temporal things to attend so much to others as to ~
17 2, 118| Legislators in framing laws attend to what commonly happens: ~
18 2, 121| thus may a man not fail to attend on a sick friend ~through
19 2, 140| animals." Now a child does not attend to ~the order of reason;
20 2, 159| fabric of spirituality? Attend ~first of all to the foundation
21 2, 171| whereunto you do well to attend, as to a light that shineth
22 2, 185| to be ~the better able to attend to the amendment of your
23 2, 185| be in ~need, they should attend to his affairs out of charity,
24 3, 28 | and women were bound to attend to the ~duty of begetting,
25 3, 46 | ye that pass by the way attend, and see if there be any
26 3, 64 | that to which he does ~not attend. But sometimes ministers
27 3, 64 | ministers of sacraments do not attend to what ~they say or do,
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