Part, Question

 1   1, 66  |    of the ~firmament, though solid, is transparent, for that
 2   1, 68  |     firm," that is dense and solid, "thereby differing from
 3   1, 68  |    is a mere ~absurdity. The solid nature of the firmament,
 4   1, 68  |   but exist ~outside it in a solid state, as a mass of ice,
 5   1, 68  |      be shown to be false by solid reasons, it ~cannot be held
 6   1, 67  |    of the ~firmament, though solid, is transparent, for that
 7   1, 69  |     firm," that is dense and solid, "thereby differing from
 8   1, 69  |    is a mere ~absurdity. The solid nature of the firmament,
 9   1, 69  |   but exist ~outside it in a solid state, as a mass of ice,
10   1, 69  |      be shown to be false by solid reasons, it ~cannot be held
11   2, 69  | rests, by its desire, on the solid foundation of the eternal ~
12   2, 69  |     the living, whereby the ~solid reality of eternal goods
13   2, 4   |      vii) that "faith is the solid foundation of the believer, ~
14   2, 25  |     untrammelled will, and a solid pledge. Therefore we ought
15   2, 30  |     one which is relieved by solid food, viz. hunger, in respect
16   2, 58  |      when a man, without any solid motive, forms a ~judgment
17   2, 150 |       De Virgin. xix): "Both solid reason and ~the authority
18   3, 55  |       that it was a true and solid body, and not phantastic
19   3, 77  |      thing can happen to the solid bodies ~surrounding them,
20   3, 83  | sacrament. Because stone is ~solid, and may be found everywhere.
21 Suppl, 1 |    that which ~was in itself solid is reduced to minute particles.
22 Suppl, 93|    the number 4 is the first solid and square number. Thus