Part, Question

 1   1, 25  |      to possible things, this phrase, ~"God can do all things,"
 2   1, 38  |     way to the giver. But the phrase, "this is this one's," ~
 3   1, 39  |       the Son, and hence the ~phrase means that generation is
 4   1, 40  |        without qualifying the phrase, that "because He begets, ~
 5   1, 77  | subject Boethius employs that phrase (De Trin. i).~Aquin.: SMT
 6   1, 38  |     way to the giver. But the phrase, "this is this one's," ~
 7   1, 39  |       the Son, and hence the ~phrase means that generation is
 8   1, 40  |        without qualifying the phrase, that "because He begets, ~
 9   1, 76  | subject Boethius employs that phrase (De Trin. i).~Aquin.: SMT
10   2, 55  |  without us." If we omit this phrase, the remainder of the ~definition
11   2, 85  |   your carnal things"] ~[*The phrase in the brackets is omitted
12   3, 24  |      2/3~But in that case the phrase of the Apostle would be
13   3, 57  |     Body Para. 2/2~But if the phrase "according to" denote the
14   3, 78  |       in the subject of this ~phrase, just as the term of the
15   3, 78  |      holds good of the other ~phrase: "This is the chalice of
16   3, 78  | exercised, because the whole ~phrase is taken materially, since
17   3, 78  | others have said that in this phrase the word "this" ~appeals,
18   3, 78  |     My body," which the above phrase does not ~effect, because
19   3, 78  |        for the ~truth of this phrase, "This is My body," wherein
20 Suppl, 29|       shape of a ~deprecatory phrase?~(9) Whether this is a suitable