Part, Question

 1   1, 51  |      women, and have sought and ~procured intercourse with them. Hence
 2   1, 64  |           they would never have ~procured the crucifixion of the Lord
 3   1, 52  |      women, and have sought and ~procured intercourse with them. Hence
 4   1, 65  |           they would never have ~procured the crucifixion of the Lord
 5   1, 88  |       again, this apparition was procured by the demons; unless, indeed,
 6   1, 110 |         God, though they ~may be procured by the ministry of the angels.~
 7   2, 80  |        spirits or ~humors can be procured by the demons, whether man
 8   2, 84  |         with many ~others can be procured by means of money.~Aquin.:
 9   2, 96  |         persons; and its good is procured by many actions; nor ~is
10   2, 102 |     those animals which could be procured ~easily and promptly.~Aquin.:
11   2, 21  |        an effect is sufficiently procured by one cause, ~there is
12   2, 31  |       the ~common good, which is procured not only by warning one'
13   2, 53  |          the ~Apostles that they procured the necessary means of livelihood
14   2, 86  |          their country might ~be procured. Therefore it seems that
15   2, 98  |    spiritual, which ~others have procured for him without his knowledge
16   2, 98  |          if a man's promotion be procured simoniacally by ~others,
17   2, 98  |   promotion has been deceitfully procured by an ~enemy of his; or
18   2, 186 |          the necessaries of life procured at a fitting time. This, ~
19   3, 44  |   example of salvation as ~being procured by Him, He exercised His
20   3, 55  | Resurrection: thus womankind has procured absolution from ~ignominy,
21   3, 72  |    Baptism, because it is easily procured everywhere. ~But olive oil
22   3, 72  |       But olive oil is not to be procured everywhere; and much less
23 Suppl, 31|          anointed them that they procured the effects of bodily health,
24 Suppl, 86|        the merits, good or evil, procured through the angels, and ~