Part, Question

 1   1, 29  |     the simple, to make people profess many essences as they ~profess
 2   1, 29  | profess many essences as they ~profess several hypostases, inasmuch
 3   2, 98  |     appears from Dt. 26:3: ~"I profess this day before the Lord
 4   2, 102 |       in order that ~man might profess his belief in one God. And
 5   2, 11  |        belonging to those who ~profess the Christian faith, but
 6   2, 30  |      the Law which he did not ~profess, had to be counselled to
 7   2, 82  |        prostrate ourselves we ~profess that we are nothing of ourselves.~
 8   2, 84  |        days, and say to him: I profess this ~day before the Lord
 9   2, 102 |         Reply OBJ 3: Religious profess obedience as to the regular
10   2, 102 |        God or to the rule they profess, for obedience in this case ~
11   2, 122 |     people (Titus 1:16): "They profess that they know ~God but
12   2, 182 |     state of perfection do not profess to ~be perfect, but to tend
13   2, 184 |    enters the schools does not profess to have knowledge, but to
14   2, 184 |    Pythagoras was unwilling to profess to be a wise man, but ~acknowledged
15   2, 184 |  orders precaution is taken to profess, not the rule, but to live ~
16   2, 185 |       the apostles, since they profess the state of perfection.
17   2, 185 |     required by ~the rule they profess: wherefore if their rule
18   2, 185 |        profession whereby they profess contempt of the world.~
19   2, 186 |      OBJ 3: Further, those who profess the Christian religion should
20   2, 186 |      Christian religion should profess ~nothing in common with
21   2, 186 | according as the poverty they ~profess burdens them with less care
22   3, 60  |      according to Dt. 26:3: "I profess this day before the Lord
23   3, 70  |      in Christ, which we ~also profess in Baptism. Now among the
24   3, 77  |     and ~with heart and lips I profess, that the bread and wine
25 Suppl, 96|       at one time ~some people profess the Catholic faith, and