Part, Question

 1   3, 40|       for "forty days and forty ~nights." Therefore it seems unbecoming
 2   3, 41|     desert ~forty days and forty nights, and was tempted by Satan."~
 3   3, 41|        for forty days and forty ~nights, for Gregory (Hom. xvi inn
 4   3, 41|      fasted forty days and forty nights," saying that "during that
 5   3, 41|     desert ~forty days and forty nights; and was tempted by Satan."
 6   3, 41|     fasted ~forty days and forty nights. Therefore it seems that
 7   3, 41|     fasted forty ~days and forty nights, afterwards He was hungry":
 8   3, 41|      desert forty days and forty nights," and that He fasted during ~
 9   3, 41|     fasted forty days and ~forty nights, afterwards He was hungry,"
10   3, 41|     tempted forty days and forty nights. But this is not to be ~
11   3, 51|        tomb only one day and two nights?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[51] A[
12   3, 51|     during only one day ~and two nights; because He said (Mt. 12:
13   3, 51|       belly three days and three nights: so shall the Son of man
14   3, 51|       earth three days and three nights." But He was in the heart ~
15   3, 51|         for only one day and two nights.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[51] A[
16   3, 51|   Therefore He was not two whole nights in the grave.~Aquin.: SMT
17   3, 51|         is signified by the ~two nights during which He remained
18   3, 51| sepulchre during one day and two nights.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[51] A[
19   3, 51|        there will be already two nights and two days. Now after
20   3, 51|        the ~three days and three nights will not stand. It remains
21   3, 51|          the darkness of the two nights, ~that is, of our twofold
22   3, 52|       the tomb for a day and two nights, ~so as to demonstrate the
23   3, 53|        death for one day and two nights, as ~Augustine observes (
24   3, 79|       food forty days and forty ~nights unto the mount of God, Horeb."~