Part, Question

 1   1, 53  |         angel can successively ~quit the divisible place in which
 2   1, 53  |          And he can all at once quit the whole place, and in
 3   1, 54  |         angel can successively ~quit the divisible place in which
 4   1, 54  |          And he can all at once quit the whole place, and in
 5   2, 32  |      therefore he ~wishes to be quit of this slight by paying
 6   2, 35  |       not caused by one's being quit ~of an annoyance, but by
 7   2, 105 |          he that struck him was quit of murder, even though afterwards
 8   2, 37  |       it is better for a man to quit this life, ~marked with
 9   2, 86  |  pronounced a solemn vow, to be quit of that to which he ~was
10   2, 98  |     into a monastery, they must quit: and if the simony was ~
11   3, 1   |         that this Prince should quit His ~throne for so long,
12   3, 10  |         in ~such a manner as to quit or lose the care of the
13   3, 47  |         Christ's spirit did not quit the flesh unwillingly, ~
14   3, 73  | disciples whom He was about to ~quit for the Passion."~Aquin.:
15   3, 75  |         to some place unless it quit the former one. Secondly,
16   3, 80  |    given except to them who are quit of ~sin.~Aquin.: SMT TP
17 Suppl, 25|         even though they may be quit of the debt of punishment;
18 Suppl, 60|       for the reason that he is quit of any punishment ~to be
19 Suppl, 69|        the good nor the ~wicked quit their abode.~Aquin.: SMT
20 Suppl, 69|           Therefore they do not quit their abodes.~Aquin.: SMT