Part, Question

 1   1, 13  |           reasoning would always be exposed to the fallacy of ~equivocation.
 2   1, 60  |             is without deliberation exposed to the blow for the ~whole
 3   1, 68  |             lest Holy ~Scripture be exposed to the ridicule of unbelievers,
 4   1, 61  |             is without deliberation exposed to the blow for the ~whole
 5   1, 69  |             lest Holy ~Scripture be exposed to the ridicule of unbelievers,
 6   2, 102 |             goats' hair, which were exposed to wind and rain, as the
 7   2, 102 |          subject ~to corruption, or exposed thereto: and consequently
 8   2, 70  |             them a man's faults are exposed to the detriment of his ~
 9   2, 70  |           fault of ~guilt, which is exposed by "reviling" words. Secondly,
10   2, 70  |            and punishment, which is exposed by "taunts" [convicium], ~
11   2, 108 |           people, to which end she ~exposed herself to danger. And yet
12   2, 170 |        movements in avoiding places exposed to storm. Much more therefore
13   3, 22  |            of His own free-will He ~exposed Himself to death, according
14   3, 25  | principalities and powers, ~He hath exposed them confidently, in open
15   3, 37  | principalities and ~powers, He hath exposed them confidently."~Aquin.:
16   3, 41  |           desert to be ~tempted, He exposed Himself to temptation. Since,
17   3, 41  |        Christ of His own free-will ~exposed Himself to be tempted by
18   3, 45  |           before them those who had exposed themselves to death for
19   3, 52  | principalities ~and powers, He hath exposed them confidently." Thirdly,
20   3, 80  |       seeking the body of Christ be exposed to infamy, or that ~an unconsecrated
21 Suppl, 52|             his ~wife's chastity is exposed, and the obstacle which
22 Suppl, 77|       opinions have been more fully exposed and examined in the ~Second