Part, Question

 1   2, 5   | consequently no other agent can ~sever the mind from that union.
 2   2, 89  |         otherwise they would not sever ~the soul from its heavenly
 3   2, 102 |        Abraham was the ~first to sever himself from the infidels,
 4   2, 12  |        discord," ~endeavoring to sever others from the faith even
 5   2, 12  |    soweth discord," in order ~to sever others from the faith. Consequently,
 6   2, 33  |        for ~this again would not sever sloth from carnal vices,
 7   2, 35  |        disaccord with ~man is to sever oneself from another's will.
 8   2, 37  |       the schismatic ~intends to sever himself from that unity
 9   2, 68  |   probable that the assertion of sever witnesses contains the ~
10   2, 72  |         a tale-bearer intends to sever friendship, as appears ~
11   2, 72  |       the tale-bearer strives to sever ~friendship on both sides.
12   2, 72  |        while he ~that strives to sever friendship seems to act
13   2, 88  |         by ~adjuring them, is to sever oneself from their fellowship.~
14   3, 29  |     thought that Joseph ought to sever his union ~with Mary" (since
15   3, 81  |       His teaching ~authority to sever Judas, a hidden sinner,
16 Suppl, 23|         care: hence she does not sever ~those, whom she excommunicates,
17 Suppl, 55|         the Church, she ought to sever the aforesaid union.~Aquin.:
18 Suppl, 55|          accusation ~in order to sever a marriage contracted between
19 Suppl, 55|         it is least difficult to sever the tie. Now this is when ~
20 Suppl, 56|      supervening ~impediment can sever it. Hence it happens sometimes
21 Suppl, 65|       rearing their young do not sever their ~mutual fellowship
22 Suppl, 69|   Abraham, ~who was the first to sever himself from the body of
23 Suppl, 80| definition of a line, because to sever the definition from the
24 Suppl, 83|       Reply OBJ 4: Pain does not sever the soul from the body,
25 Suppl, 83|       pain ~will be, it will not sever the body from the soul.~