Part, Question

 1   1, 10  |    thing which exists in time grows old with time, because it ~
 2   1, 77  |     itself united to the soul grows and is preserved by the
 3   1, 101 |    into ~darkness, as the air grows dark when the light ceases
 4   2, 46  |      in his Rule, that "anger grows into ~hatred": and Cicero
 5   2, 48  |       time goes on; thus love grows stronger the longer it lasts. ~
 6   2, 48  |       in course of time anger grows weaker; for the Philosopher
 7   2, 62  |     root precedes that ~which grows from it. Now charity is
 8   2, 84  |      earth, just as every sin grows out of the ~love of temporal
 9   2, 97  |  cannot make laws. But custom grows by the acts of private individuals. ~
10   2, 102 |     because linen, i.e. flax, grows out of ~the earth; purple,
11   2, 102 |  earth ~out of which the flax grows. The surrounding belt signified
12   2, 18  |   Holy Ghost?~(10) Whether it grows when charity grows?~(11)
13   2, 18  | Whether it grows when charity grows?~(11) Whether it remains
14   2, 18  |       OBJ 2: Further, no good grows from a sinful root. Now
15   2, 18  | sinful root. Now servile fear grows ~from a sinful root, because
16   2, 19  |    OBJ 2: Further, that which grows from a good root, seems
17   2, 32  |       in his Rule that "anger grows into hatred." ~Therefore
18   2, 77  |     of the root from which it grows, although it does not necessarily
19   2, 156 |       anger ~that endures and grows old," and this the Philosopher
20   3, 46  | equinox. It ~is then that day grows upon night; because by our
21 Suppl, 40|    superabundance, because it grows from ~that which is superabundant.
22 Suppl, 58|       signs. Now this opinion grows from the root of ~unbelief