Part, Question

 1   2, 102 |      the doctrine of ~the four Evangelists, so that they are not lifted
 2   2, 108 |        it is evident that the ~evangelists did not sin in the writing
 3   2, 169 |       prophets; and other some evangelists; and other some ~pastors
 4   2, 181 |       prophets, and other some evangelists, and other some pastors
 5   3, 5   |      of those things which the Evangelists recount ~of Him, did He
 6   3, 5   |         lxxxiii, qu. ~80), the Evangelists relate how Jesus wondered,
 7   3, 5   |   related in very truth by the Evangelists. ~Secondly, this error lessens
 8   3, 31  |      is suitably traced by the evangelists?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[31] A[
 9   3, 31  |        suitably traced by ~the Evangelists. For it is written (Is.
10   3, 31  |       of these. ~Therefore the evangelists seem to have described the
11   3, 31  |  genealogy is set down by the ~evangelists in a suitable order.~Aquin.:
12   3, 31  |    people mentioned by the two evangelists are ~the same, but under
13   3, 41  |     place." It may be that the Evangelists set these things in different ~
14   3, 43  |         of persons healed, the Evangelists pass quickly over, not mentioning
15   3, 55  |        xxii, 1003] says, "Two ~Evangelists, Luke and John, write that
16   3, 55  |   agreement on the part of the Evangelists. ~Because in Matthew's account
17   3, 55  |   women, as is seen in all the Evangelists: the other was the testimony
18   3, 74  |   Pasch, while the other three Evangelists ~call it "the first day
19   3, 78  | therefore others said that the Evangelists did not always follow the ~
20   3, 78  |     Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 9: The Evangelists did not intend to hand down
21   3, 83  |       not written down by the ~Evangelists; and among them is the uplifting
22 Suppl, 29|        in ~the Gospel. For the evangelists were intent on handing down