Part, Question

 1   1, 23  |    follows from Mt. 7:13,14: "For wide is the ~gate, and broad
 2   1, 39  |          the ~"use" be taken in a wide sense, as including also
 3   1, 39  |          the ~"use" be taken in a wide sense, as including also
 4   1, 78  |           or moved. Thirdly, in a wide sense a thing is said to
 5   1, 93  |          we take deception in the wide sense of the term for any ~
 6   1, 113 |         miracle may be taken in a wide sense, for whatever exceeds
 7   2, 30  |          taking covetousness in a wide ~sense, for any movement
 8   2, 31  |           word ~"sensible" in its wide acceptation for any kind
 9   2, 35  |        But if ~pain be taken in a wide sense, then it is the genus
10   2, 92  | accordingly, taking precept in a ~wide sense, every law is a kind
11   2, 46  |            prudence be taken in a wide sense, as including also ~
12   2, 98  |           the term "buying" in a ~wide sense, and as synonymous
13   2, 101 |         way it may be ~taken in a wide sense as denoting reverence
14   2, 101 |         argument takes dulia in a wide sense.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
15   2, 101 |       species of dulia taken in a wide ~sense, since the greatest
16   2, 102 |           obedience be taken in a wide sense for the performance
17   2, 143 |       part of honesty taken ~in a wide sense: it is not thus that
18   3, 72  |    sanctifying grace taken in its wide sense, something that produces ~
19   3, 72  |        then, we ~consider, in its wide sense, the grace bestowed
20   3, 84  |       corporeal things taken in a wide sense we may understand ~
21   3, 84  |           sin, if we take it in a wide sense for any detestation
22 Suppl, 54|           blood-relation, since a wide scope would be afforded