Part, Question

 1   1, 5   |         the essence of goodness consisted in them. Therefore the essence ~
 2   1, 94  |     right." For this rectitude ~consisted in his reason being subject
 3   1, 95  |    plants and ~inanimate things consisted not in commanding or in
 4   2, 57  |       though its ~immediate act consisted in being of good counsel,
 5   2, 72  |       flesh, not as though they consisted in carnal pleasure; but ~
 6   2, 102 |      The body of the tabernacle consisted of boards placed on ~end,
 7   2, 102 | impediments to external worship consisted in certain bodily ~uncleannesses;
 8   2, 103 |         of the legal ceremonies consisted in shunning the ~fellowship
 9   2, 81  |       the error of ~Vigilantius consisted in saying that "while we
10   2, 95  |       if the temptation ~of God consisted in such like deeds, all
11   2, 115 |        times ~men's possessions consisted entirely of 'pecora' [flocks]."
12   2, 150 |          the error of ~Jovinian consisted in holding virginity not
13   2, 161 |    follows that man's first sin consisted in his ~coveting some spiritual
14   2, 161 |   Whether the first man's pride consisted in his coveting God's likeness?~
15   2, 161 |       God's will: but his pride consisted in wishing to attain thereto ~
16   2, 173 |       not as though his rapture consisted in the ~vision of something
17   3, 22  | sacrifice ~which Christ offered consisted not in temporal but in eternal
18   3, 33  |      ultimate perfection, which consisted ~in the union with the Word
19   3, 44  |       away." The fourth miracle consisted in this, that in a natural ~
20   3, 45  | transfiguration should not have consisted in an ~assumption of clarity
21   3, 50  |         Godhead united, and not consisted merely as His death.~Aquin.:
22 Suppl, 36|         2: The service in point consisted only in the exercise of ~
23 Suppl, 76|         same matter of which it consisted before. Therefore they will ~