Part, Question

 1   1, 23 |         the number of drops of rain and the sands of the sea
 2   1, 33 |      Who is the ~father of the rain? or who begot the drops
 3   1, 68 | atmosphere, and from which the rain falls. But to say, as ~some
 4   1, 68 |      vapors, and serve to give rain ~to the earth. But according
 5   1, 68 |    part of the air, ~where the rain and similar things are generated,
 6   1, 69 | atmosphere, and from which the rain falls. But to say, as ~some
 7   1, 69 |      vapors, and serve to give rain ~to the earth. But according
 8   1, 69 |    part of the air, ~where the rain and similar things are generated,
 9   1, 85 |      frequent ~cawing foretell rain. Therefore much more can
10   1, 85 |    some future things, such as rain and the like, may be ~known
11   1, 101|       space of the air, ~where rain, and wind, and the like
12   1, 104|       suddenly condensed ~into rain, by Divine power without
13   1, 111|  condensation of the clouds to rain, and by producing some ~
14   1, 114|        in the heavens, such as rain and wind, should not ~be
15   2, 102|       were exposed to wind and rain, as the gloss observes.~
16   2, 71 |        north wind driveth away rain, as doth a ~sad countenance
17   2, 87 |        to swear that ~it would rain tomorrow), but only such
18   2, 93 |       for instance, drought or rain ~and so forth, it will be
19   2, 93 |      as changes resulting from rain and wind ~and so forth).~
20   2, 93 |     one might say that it will rain soon.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[95]
21   2, 170|     into their nest before the rain commences; and in like ~
22   3, 23 |      28: "Who is father of the rain? Or who ~begot the drops
23   3, 86 |     Amos 4:7): "I caused it to rain upon one ~city, and caused
24   3, 86 |     city, and caused it not to rain upon another city; one piece
25   3, 86 |        himself of other vices, rain falls on one part ~of the