Part, Question

 1   2, 67  |          when the souls will be reunited to their ~bodies. In this
 2   2, 86  |     kind of movement, he is not reunited to him as soon as the movement ~
 3   3, 25  |        which is destined to be ~reunited to its form.~
 4   3, 45  |   though the soul of Moses ~was reunited to his body, but that his
 5   3, 53  |          they could not thus be reunited, but it was necessary for
 6   3, 55  |        on the part of ~His soul reunited with His body: and He showed
 7 Suppl, 70|         powers if it should be ~reunited to the body; nor is it necessary
 8 Suppl, 71|        for their souls will be ~reunited to their bodies, and will
 9 Suppl, 73|  created by God, ~so will it be reunited to the body immediately
10 Suppl, 75|      aforesaid ashes cannot be ~reunited to the same soul by any
11 Suppl, 75|      that those ashes should be reunited ~to the soul: it is on this
12 Suppl, 75|       of the elements shall ~be reunited and not others.~Aquin.:
13 Suppl, 76|   resurrection the soul will be reunited to the same ~identical body?~
14 Suppl, 76|       that the soul will not be reunited to the same ~identical body
15 Suppl, 76|      separated ~from bodies are reunited to bodies, yet they erred
16 Suppl, 76| separated soul to be ~naturally reunited to a body by the way of
17 Suppl, 76|        the body to which it was reunited, for they held that this
18 Suppl, 76|      the body; ~and thus it was reunited to a human body.~Aquin.:
19 Suppl, 76|     others held ~that souls are reunited to heavenly bodies, or again
20 Suppl, 90|         is greater before being reunited to ~the body than after.~
21 Suppl, 90|       and consequently by being reunited to the body the soul does
22 Suppl, 94|     power of sight after ~being reunited to their bodies. But this