Part, Question

 1   2, 57  |     distinct, not as being on a par with one another, but in
 2   2, 61  |        of the division are on a par in the point of the generic
 3   2, 74  |        3]). But cursing is on a par with the sin of murder;
 4   2, 152 |      head would seem to be on a par with one ~another. Now fornication
 5   2, 152 |      things, ~not as being on a par with them in sinfulness,
 6   2, 152 |      from the Lord (3 Kgs. 3:2, Par. 1). Therefore a man may
 7   2, 169 |       cause is not always on a ~par with the virtue of that
 8 Suppl, 52|       husband and wife are on a par with one ~another. Now the
 9 Suppl, 52|       are considered to be on a par in ~the marriage act and
10 Suppl, 53|       husband and wife are on a par with one another. Now a ~
11 Suppl, 59| unbelief and adultery are ~on a par, since both are against
12 Suppl, 59|          however, they are on a par, namely Gentiles and ~Jews,
13 Suppl, 60|        and wife are judged on a par. But it is not lawful for ~
14 Suppl, 62|      wife should be judged on a par ~with each other?~Aquin.:
15 Suppl, 62|    ought ~not to be judged on a par with each other. For divorce
16 Suppl, 62|       wife were not judged on a par ~with each other, since
17 Suppl, 62|    ought they to be judged on a par ~with each other.~Aquin.:
18 Suppl, 62|     ought not to be judged on a par with each other.~Aquin.:
19 Suppl, 62|     ought not to be judged on a par with each other.~Aquin.:
20 Suppl, 62|       should not be judged on a par with each other for the
21 Suppl, 62|        and wife are judged on a par ~with each other, in the
22 Suppl, 62|        they are not judged on a par with each ~other in reference
23 Suppl, 62|        they are not judged on a par with each other.~Aquin.:
24 Suppl, 88|          deterioration was on a par with the amelioration which,
25 Suppl, 93| tortures of ~their passion on a par with married persons who