Part, Question

 1   1, 34  |        Thus, only the Person who utters the Word is "speaker" in ~
 2   2, 72  |          hand, sometimes ~he who utters a falsehood, intends to
 3   2, 78  |        through habit, as when he utters an idle word. Therefore
 4   2, 88  |        mortal sin, as when a man utters an idle word for the purpose
 5   2, 11  |      faith by the words that he ~utters, since confession is an
 6   2, 70  |      seen in the case of one who utters a ~reviling word indeliberately
 7   2, 70  |       with some like purpose, he utters ~a railing or reviling not
 8   2, 71  |        fact that one man ~openly utters words against another man,
 9   2, 71  |     happens sometimes that a man utters words, whereby ~someone'
10   2, 71  | referring to the case when a man utters a ~slight evil about someone,
11   2, 74  |     sentiments of the person who utters the curse; ~because he may
12   2, 88  |         I answer that, A man who utters a promissory oath, swearing
13   2, 107 |    person who says what is true, utters certain signs which ~are
14   2, 107 |         both habits and members, utters external signs ~in order
15   2, 108 |          on the other ~hand, one utters' falsehood formally, through
16   2, 170 |        that the devil sometimes ~utters what is false, the Holy
17   2, 171 |   acquirements. Therefore he who utters things ~by the prophetic
18   2, 171 |      Ghost means by the words he utters; like ~David who said (2
19   3, 82  |           Whose words the priest utters.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[82] A[
20   3, 82  |           not only that which he utters in the mass, but ~likewise
21   3, 83  |           account; for a man who utters many words cannot recall
22 Suppl, 25|         vain." Therefore whoever utters a falsehood in ~preaching,