Part, Question

 1   1, 43  |      meditation a fire shall flame forth." Thus Augustine plainly
 2   1, 43  |  however, ~to be like to the flame of the burning bush seen
 3   1, 66  |     to denote the burning of flame, and not as Aristotle ~understands
 4   1, 67  |    fire in aerial matter is "flame," or in earthly ~matter
 5   1, 43  |      meditation a fire shall flame forth." Thus Augustine plainly
 6   1, 43  |  however, ~to be like to the flame of the burning bush seen
 7   1, 67  |     to denote the burning of flame, and not as Aristotle ~understands
 8   1, 68  |    fire in aerial matter is "flame," or in earthly ~matter
 9   1, 110 |  spirits and His ministers a flame ~of fire" (Heb. 1:7), the
10   2, 35  |       thus a ~live coal or a flame is said to be a species
11   2, 70  |   those in whom the salutary flame ~[bonus ignis] of love has
12   2, 11  |  earth was laid waste by its flame."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[11] A[
13   2, 80  |     meditation a fire ~shall flame out." But spiritual fire
14   2, 152 |      Cor. 7:9 says that the "flame of sensuous ~pleasure is
15   2, 184 |    wealth ~kindles a greater flame and the desire for it becomes
16   3, 39  |    ceased to exist, like the flame which ~appeared in the bush
17 Suppl, 72| gloss on 2 Thess. 1:8, "In a flame of fire giving vengeance," ~
18 Suppl, 72|     of the Lord divideth the flame of fire," because ~whatever
19 Suppl, 75|   dissolution, which is ~the flame of the fomes [*Cf. FS, Q[
20 Suppl, 82|   another is eclipsed, and a flame of fire ~prevents one seeing
21 Suppl, 94|     for by the ~light of its flame the wicked will see their
22 Suppl, 94|    of the Lord divideth ~the flame of fire") that "by God's
23 Suppl, 94| blessed, and the heat of the flame to the ~torment of the damned."
24 Suppl, 94|    coal, or of air as in the flame. Under whatever conditions ~
25 Suppl, 94|    matter of fire. Wherefore flame and burning ~coal differ