Part, Question

 1   2, 68  |     know how to impart this to godly ~souls, and to defend it
 2   2, 100 |      of death on all men, both godly and ungodly, on account
 3   2, 102 |   Fourthly, they had to lead a godly life by ~performing works
 4   2, 102 |        the ~high-priest to his godly mode of life. In addition
 5   2, 102 |       their cloaks signify the godly intention which should ~
 6   2, 111 |      how this may ~benefit the godly and may be defended against
 7   2, 9   |       what he believes to ~the godly, and to defend it against
 8   2, 49  |    take good-counsel, and many godly men ~are slow in taking
 9   2, 58  |       i, 27) that "he leads ~a godly and just life who is sound
10   2, 81  |     and yet his prayer may be ~godly in so far as he asks for
11   2, 86  |      to God, and cherished ~by godly continence."~Aquin.: SMT
12   2, 121 | undertake a journey ~with some godly object in view through fear
13   2, 125 |     Gregory (Moral. xxxi) the ~godly preacher is denoted, that "
14   2, 130 |   praise, "is so hostile to a ~godly faith, if the heart desires
15   2, 147 |        soberly and justly and ~godly," where a gloss remarks: "
16   2, 175 |       how faith may profit the godly and be defended ~against
17   2, 186 |        beast or a god," i.e. a godly man.~
18   3, 36  |      soberly, and ~justly, and godly in this world." Therefore
19   3, 80  |     seems lawful even for the ~godly to refrain from Communion.~
20   3, 82  |       even though ~they be not godly, but sinners, can consecrate
21 Suppl, 69|      place of rest whither the godly ~poor man was carried by