Part, Question

 1   1, 88  |       The Philosopher's words carefully examined will show that ~
 2   2, 4   |       one consider the matter carefully, the ~operation of the intellect
 3   2, 37  |  Apostle says (2 Tim. 2:15): "Carefully study to ~present thyself . . .
 4   2, 73  |     if we consider the matter carefully, we ~shall see that there
 5   2, 81  |       we look into the matter carefully ~we shall see that it is
 6   2, 99  |   were taken thither and most carefully preserved. ~Accordingly
 7   2, 99  |    any one can see, who reads carefully the story of the ~Old Testament,
 8   2, 100 |      are not competent ~to do carefully, but only those who are
 9   2, 101 |     Divine worship ~were more carefully observed on solemn festivals:
10   2, 105 |     that they should be most ~carefully examined, and that those
11   2, 8   |     if we consider the matter carefully, the gift of understanding
12   2, 11  |   search the ~Scriptures more carefully," as Augustine states (De
13   2, 42  |      who considers the matter carefully.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[44] A[
14   2, 47  |  retain in his memory he must carefully consider and set in ~order,
15   2, 47  | perfect docility: and he must carefully, ~frequently and reverently
16   2, 53  |       he was come to Rome, he carefully sought ~me." Now solicitude
17   2, 75  |       buying a thing without ~carefully inquiring into its condition.~
18   2, 91  |  wrote: "I wish you to choose carefully whatever you ~find likely
19   2, 95  |    God," ~and (2 Tim. 2:15): "Carefully study to present thyself
20   2, 127 |   according to 2 Tim. 2:15, ~"Carefully study to present thyself
21   2, 160 |       look ~into the question carefully, he will find that, according
22   2, 178 |   that vision." This has been carefully discussed above (Q[175], ~
23   3, 62  |      the matter be considered carefully, ~this too appears to be
24   3, 67  |     that the children will be carefully instructed by their parents. ~
25   3, 70  |      one consider the matter ~carefully, it is clear that this is
26   3, 83  |   morrow, but let the clergy ~carefully consume them with fear and
27   3, 83  |       insect should be caught carefully and washed ~thoroughly,
28   3, 84  |       Reply OBJ 3: If we note carefully what our Lord said about
29 Suppl, 11|     matters also must be most carefully hidden, both on account
30 Suppl, 72| perhaps, if ~we consider them carefully, we shall find that none
31 Suppl, 93|      we consider the question carefully, although the ~notion of