Part, Question

 1   2, 25  |    passions. But joy and ~sadness succeed to the irascible passions:
 2   2, 32  |         part may pass and another succeed, ~and thus the whole be
 3   2, 105 |       prescribe that women should succeed to ~their father's estate
 4   2, 105 |           nor probable ~that they succeed in so doing: wherefore their
 5   2, 106 |          thus no other state will succeed ~this state of the New Law.
 6   2, 113 |         since neither do instants succeed each other ~immediately
 7   2, 14  |      thing itself, and if he can ~succeed in perceiving its slightest
 8   2, 121 |         loving happiness. If they succeed in their endeavor, we shall
 9   2, 185 |      devil finding that he cannot succeed, neither by ~outward afflictions
10   3, 23  |    adopting anyone is that he may succeed, ~as heir, the person who
11   3, 23  |           possible for ~anyone to succeed God as heir, for He can
12   3, 30  |          evil spirits. For if joy succeed fear, we should know ~that
13   3, 60  |         sacraments of the New Law succeed those of the Old ~Law: since "
14   3, 75  | conversion, so that diverse forms succeed each other ~in the same
15   3, 77  |           and the blood of Christ succeed in ~this sacrament to the
16   3, 84  |         if he failed where others succeed, he would be a poor ~physician
17 Suppl, 49|     ceases and a contrary act may succeed it, nevertheless formally ~
18 Suppl, 55|         death. Therefore they can succeed to his wife, although she
19 Suppl, 57|        pass to those who ought to succeed to him by right of ~relationship;
20 Suppl, 57|        OBJ 7: A relative ought to succeed by right of relationship;
21 Suppl, 57|         competent to be chosen to succeed by ~adoption. And if a relative,