Part, Question

 1   1, 118 |       that which was derived by posterity from ~the first parent,
 2   2, 17  | original sin is ~transmitted to posterity.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[17] A[
 3   2, 49  |           opposition, priority, posterity, and such like. Now among
 4   2, 81  |         been transmitted to his posterity, so also was its disorder. ~
 5   2, 81  |   parent, is transmitted to his posterity, just as, from the soul'
 6   2, 81  |       says that ~"Adam's entire posterity was corrupted in his loins,
 7   2, 81  |         the first parent to his posterity, inasmuch as they are moved
 8   2, 81  |        have been transmitted to posterity on account of Eve's sin;
 9   2, 82  |   parent was transmitted to his posterity. Wherefore in one man ~original
10   2, 83  |        our first parent to this posterity by a ~certain movement of
11   2, 87  | property of ~their parents, and posterity, of their forefathers. Else,
12   2, 162 |    transmitted by them to their posterity, together with the Divine
13   2, 162 | deprived of that favor in their posterity, incurred death.~Aquin.:
14   3, 1   |         handed on originally to posterity, but ~also in order to take
15   3, 8   |     which he transmitted to his posterity. Hence the personal grace
16   3, 8   |     first man is transmitted to posterity, inasmuch as the corrupt
17   3, 28  |   necessary steps for leaving a posterity on earth, therefore the ~
18   3, 31  |   passage does ~not deny that a posterity will be born of the seed
19   3, 31  |       the fourth generation his posterity is cut off from the number
20   3, 37  |         covenant concerning his posterity, ~as may be seen from Gn.
21   3, 42  |       to hand down doctrine to ~posterity. Now Christ's doctrine was
22 Suppl, 57|      inheritance cannot pass to posterity through one who has ~a perpetual