Part, Question

 1   1, 13  |   proposition about God, does ~not affirm that He is composite, but
 2   1, 16  |           does not thereby know or affirm truth. ~This is in like
 3   1, 45  |           the first sense, then we affirm the order by ~stating the
 4   1, 51  |             Dei xv): "Many persons affirm ~that they have had the
 5   1, 70  |          opinion between those who affirm, and those who deny, that
 6   1, 46  |           the first sense, then we affirm the order by ~stating the
 7   1, 52  |             Dei xv): "Many persons affirm ~that they have had the
 8   1, 71  |          opinion between those who affirm, and those who deny, that
 9   2, 12  |            three species: since to affirm unfitting things, or to
10   2, 68  |      denies, while several witness affirm the same as the prosecutor, ~
11   2, 68  |        evidence a man ought not to affirm as certain, as ~though he
12   2, 92  |           as it is a wicked lie to affirm the contrary of what ~one
13   3, 2   | foolhardiness have some to dare to affirm that Christ ~as man is not
14   3, 2   |     aforesaid ~positions, does not affirm that the union of God and
15   3, 2   |            The ~Scripture does not affirm that this Emmanuel," i.e.
16   3, 19  |         another; nor can we justly affirm ~that because there are
17   3, 43  |            without him. Yes, I may affirm this to be altogether ~greater
18   3, 50  |     severed from the Word I do not affirm . . . But should we say
19   3, 64  |            says (Tract. lxxii): "I affirm this to be altogether greater," ~
20   3, 83  |            Nor is it true, as some affirm, that the wine is changed ~
21 Suppl, 6 |            He should not, however, affirm that it was a mortal sin,
22 Suppl, 93|            aurea." Some, ~however, affirm that the common reward,
23 Suppl, 93|          Nor can we admit, as some affirm, that it is due ~to prelates