Part, Question

 1   1, 19  |    passion. Thus with us it is usual for an angry man to ~punish,
 2   1, 19  |      because what in us is the usual ~expression of our will,
 3   1, 24  |       human affairs. For it is usual among men ~that they who
 4   1, 29  |   genus ~substance; but in the usual way of speaking, it means
 5   1, 31  |      This, however, is not the usual way of speaking, ~unless
 6   1, 31  |      is taken according to the usual way of ~speaking in a distributive
 7   1, 36  |       are accommodated ~by the usual mode of speaking to signify
 8   1, 39  |      OBJ 4: Further, it is not usual to say that the person is
 9   1, 73  |         seventh day. For it is usual to call a time blessed or
10   1, 39  |      OBJ 4: Further, it is not usual to say that the person is
11   1, 72  |         seventh day. For it is usual to call a time blessed or
12   1, 104 |      because it is outside the usual natural course ~of things.
13   1, 104 |      without treatment or ~the usual process of nature; or as
14   2, 35  |       pain, which is its more ~usual meaning, then it is contrasted
15   2, 35  |        genus, according to the usual sense in which we ~speak
16   2, 113 |      In miraculous works it is usual to find three things: the ~
17   2, 113 | something is found besides the usual and ~customary order of
18   2, 37  |      should be punished in the usual ~way. On the other hand,
19   2, 55  |         1/1~Reply OBJ 1: It is usual for words to be distorted
20   2, 152 |   though it be contrary to the usual course of nature. Therefore ~
21   2, 172 |   phantasms ~abstracted in the usual way from the senses without
22   3, 60  |  meaning corresponding to the ~usual forms of speech. And so,
23 Suppl, 54|      together. Now it is ~more usual for a niece to live with