Part, Question

 1   1, 12  |   alone were seen, Who is the ~fount and principle of all being
 2   1, 50  |  establish in his book of the ~Fount of Life. For he supposes
 3   1, 50  |       given in the book on the Fount of Life, and ~it would be
 4   1, 51  |  establish in his book of the ~Fount of Life. For he supposes
 5   1, 51  |       given in the book on the Fount of Life, and ~it would be
 6   1, 114 |  Avicebron in his ~book on The Fount of Life, where, by the arguments
 7   2, 2   |   reaches out to the universal fount itself of good, which is
 8   2, 4   | possess ~it all in the Supreme Fount of goodness.~Aquin.: SMT
 9   2, 68  |       Who, proceeding from the Fount of life, seems to flow more
10   2, 114 |          Shall become in him a fount of water ~springing up into
11   2, 23  |        were washed away by the fount of charity." ~From this
12   3, 2   |      Himself, seeing He is the fount and principle of life. Therefore
13   3, 19  |       s fulness not indeed the fount of ~grace, but some particular
14   3, 22  |      concur in ~Christ, as the fount of all grace. Hence it is
15   3, 50  |       does Christ, who is ~the fount of the entire priesthood.~
16   3, 71  |    they should not come to the fount of life before the unclean
17   3, 79  |       since the Passion is the fount ~and cause of the forgiveness
18   3, 83  |       Christ's holiness is the fount of ~all the Church's holiness,
19 Suppl, 87|       in the Father Who is the fount of the entire ~Godhead;
20 Suppl, 95|     Him, namely that He is the fount of ~all goodness: and thus