Part, Question

 1   1, 104|      sick. Nor ~are they of rare occurrence, since they happen frequently;
 2   2, 32 |         things that are of rare ~occurrence can be pleasant, either
 3   2, 94 |         particular cases of rare occurrence, through some special causes ~
 4   2, 96 |          which is of most common occurrence.~
 5   2, 46 |  judgment in matters of ordinary occurrence, and "gnome," which ~concerns
 6   2, 47 |     avoid, some are of frequent ~occurrence; the like can be grasped
 7   2, 53 |          it is of less ~frequent occurrence.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[55] A[
 8   2, 86 |       which is of ~most frequent occurrence.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[88] A[
 9   2, 93 |      from the appointment of the occurrence of future ~contingencies,
10   2, 93 |        that the manner of their ~occurrence is variable. Consequently
11   2, 96 |        be removed by some future occurrence: thus a state may ~swear
12   2, 120|         which are of most common occurrence in the ~course of human
13   2, 120|        which is of more frequent occurrence than ~blasphemy, since man
14   2, 121|         death which are of rare ~occurrence in human life. Therefore
15   2, 121|     dangers of death are of rare occurrence, yet the ~occasions of those
16   2, 140|    intemperance, are of everyday occurrence, ~and it is possible for
17   2, 140|    dangers of death are of rare ~occurrence, and it is more dangerous
18   2, 170|       hindered by ~an accidental occurrence. For Jerome says in his
19   2, 172| sometimes hindered by some other occurrence supervening. Secondly, God ~
20   2, 183|    unreasonable if, through the ~occurrence of some obstacle from without,
21   3, 37 |         61. Or, again, from some occurrence; thus Joseph "called the
22   3, 44 |          is it such a phenomenal occurrence is not related by ~any writer,
23   3, 57 |  prevalent and of more ~frequent occurrence. Therefore, since it is