Part, Question

 1   1, 10  |           is nothing more than the period of each thing, as is ~said
 2   1, 14  |           which are in act in some period of time. But from the fact
 3   1, 14  |     whatever is, or ~can be in any period of time, is known by God
 4   1, 14  |        that a thing exists in some period of time, it follows that ~
 5   1, 14  |          of what He makes in some ~period of time. And, as regards
 6   1, 14  |            that come to be in some period of time; and He is virtually
 7   1, 15  |     everything ~made by God in any period of time; whereas as a principle
 8   1, 61  |     everything which exists at one period and not at ~another, is
 9   1, 69  |         the reason that later on a period of twenty-four hours is
10   1, 74  |            in Hexaem.), the entire period takes its ~name, as is customary,
11   1, 62  |     everything which exists at one period and not at ~another, is
12   1, 70  |         the reason that later on a period of twenty-four hours is
13   1, 73  |            in Hexaem.), the entire period takes its ~name, as is customary,
14   2, 103 |           deadly nor dead: another period was after the ~publication
15   2, 103 |      deadly. The third is a middle period, viz. from the Passion of ~
16   2, 105 | possessions to avail for a certain period, at the ~same time the said
17   2, 105 |             possessions after that period had elapsed. The reason
18   2, 145 |           have completed the third period of seven ~years, they are
19   3, 33  |           possible to fix the last period of time which ~continued
20 Suppl, 43|           consequently during that period he is ~unfit for any contract,
21 Suppl, 43|            but ~at the end of that period he begins to be fit to make
22 Suppl, 64|            for the debt during the period of that issue.~Aquin.: SMT
23 Suppl, 65|          the parents during a long period of time, the law of nature ~
24 Suppl, 74|          are measured by a certain period" (De Generat. ii). Now the ~