Part, Question

 1   1, 78  | conscience may be resolved into "cum alio ~scientia," i.e. knowledge
 2   2, 96  |          Extra, De Constit. cap. Cum omnes) that ~"whatever law
 3   2, 61  |      according to jurists [*Cap. Cum dilectus.] it suffices ~
 4   2, 61  |          law of the Church (Cap. Cum dilectus.) ~the person to
 5   2, 76  |        Usuris, in the Decretal: 'Cum ~tu sicut asseris'): "Property
 6   2, 85  |         must be ~observed [*Cap. Cum sint, and Cap. Ad apostolicae,
 7   2, 85  |    tithes. By ~common law [*Cap. Cum homines, de Decimis, etc.]
 8   2, 86  |         the end of the Decretal, Cum ad ~Monasterium it is stated
 9   2, 96  |       violated by perjury [*Cap. Cum ~dilectus, de Ord. Cognit.].
10   2, 98  |   natural or divine ~law" [*Cap. Cum tanto, de Consuetud.; cf.
11   2, 98  |       Some [*Innocent IV on Cap. Cum in Ecclesia, de Simonia]
12   2, 98  |      according to the law [*Cap. Cum in ~Ecclesia, de Simonia],
13   2, 183 |    contrary, The Decretal [*Can. Cum dilectus, de Electione]
14   2, 183 |           de Renunt., cap. ~Nisi cum pridem): "Though thou hast
15   2, 184 |           de Statu Monach., cap. Cum ad ~monasterium) that "the
16   2, 184 |           De Statu Monach., cap. Cum ad ~monasterium): yet he
17   2, 186 |         Renuntiatione, cap. Nisi cum pridem; and De ~Regular.,
18 Suppl, 45|      clandestine marriages (cap. Cum inhibitio, De ~clandest.
19 Suppl, 47|  contrary, A Decretal says (cap. Cum locum, De sponsal. et ~matrim.): "
20 Suppl, 55|      clear by the Decretal (cap. Cum in tua, De his qui matrim.
21 Suppl, 62|          to suspicion, or "nudas cum nuda."~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[