Part, Question

 1   1, 32  |       they ~called "mind" or the "paternal intellect," containing the
 2   1, 32  |          properties; i.e. ~in the paternal, the filial, and the processional."
 3   1, 42  |            by His recognition ~of paternal authority; whereas "creatures
 4   1, 42  |            by His recognition ~of paternal authority; whereas "creatures
 5   2, 95  |        rather by the gift of God, paternal training suffices, which
 6   2, 100 |           of gluttony is ~left to paternal admonition, since it is
 7   2, 105 |           says (Ethic. x, 9), the paternal ~authority has the power
 8   2, 48  |       prudence, there should be a paternal corresponding to ~regnative
 9   2, 48  |       power of a ~king, wherefore paternal government is not reckoned
10   2, 55  |     Whether right of dominion and paternal right are distinct species?~
11   2, 55  |           Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether paternal right and right of dominion
12   2, 55  |        OBJ 1: It would seem that "paternal right" and "right of dominion" ~
13   2, 55  |      special right of dominion or paternal right, since the master
14   2, 55  | distinguishes right of ~dominion, paternal right and so on as species
15   2, 55  |          a kind of ~just, called "paternal." In like manner neither
16   2, 55  |       right, as when we speak of "paternal" right, or right of ~"dominion,"
17   2, 183 |     lawful ~heir, of claiming his paternal inheritance." Moreover they
18   2, 183 |          it. For they claim their paternal ~inheritance not as their
19   3, 29  |      under the protection of the ~paternal roof, until the day when
20   3, 70  |           Divine things by way of paternal admonition. Hence the Lord ~
21 Suppl, 40|     Levites had a right to their ~paternal inheritance; and the reason