Part, Question
1 1, 23 | have the opinion of the Egyptians, who thought ~that the divine
2 1, 115| Providence. Wherefore the Egyptians said that fate ~could be
3 2, 94 | purloin the vessels of the Egyptians (Ex. ~12:35); and when He
4 2, 100| away ~the spoils of the Egyptians, this was not theft; since
5 2, 102| their ~sorceries: while the Egyptians (among whom the people had
6 2, 102| the abominations of the Egyptians to the Lord our ~God." For
7 2, 102| averse ~to the rites of the Egyptians who worshipped the ram.
8 2, 102| extermination which threatened the ~Egyptians.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[102] A[
9 2, 102| haste in going, for the Egyptians pressed them to go forth ~
10 2, 102| crowd might be slain by the Egyptians. ~Their haste was shown
11 2, 102| could not be ~leavened, the Egyptians pressing them to depart";
12 2, 102| Gentiles, and especially the Egyptians, among whom ~they had grown
13 2, 102| hatred of idolatry. For ~the Egyptians held it to be wicked to
14 2, 102| for the idolatry ~of the Egyptians, who employed various mixtures
15 2, 102| detestation of idolatry. For the Egyptians in worshipping ~the stars
16 2, 105| with the Jews (viz., the Egyptians among ~whom they were born
17 2, 105| above: but to some, i.e. the Egyptians and ~Idumeans, in the third
18 2, 107| than the treasure of the Egyptians."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[107]
19 2, 64 | and they stripped ~the Egyptians." Therefore theft is not
20 2, 64 | take away the spoils of the Egyptians at the command of the ~Lord,
21 2, 64 | accorded to them by the Egyptians without any cause: wherefore
22 2, 86 | written (Is. 19:21): "(The Egyptians) shall ~worship Him with
23 2, 102| steal the property of the Egyptians (Ex. 11), which things are
24 2, 102| things belonging to the Egyptians, because all things are
25 2, 106| whole multitude - thus the Egyptians were ~drowned in the Red
26 3, 39 | of the Red Sea, where the Egyptians were ~drowned, just as our
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