Part, Question

 1   1, 17 |      parts which are mutually exclusive. For ~thus the definition
 2   1, 31 |    the Father?~(3) Whether an exclusive term, which seems to exclude
 3   1, 31 |   Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the exclusive word "alone" should be added
 4   1, 31 |        It would seem that the exclusive word "alone" [solus] is
 5   1, 31 |      the adverb "only," being exclusive, can be applied either ~
 6   1, 31 | because, as logicians say, an exclusive diction so fixes the ~term
 7   1, 31 |    Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether an exclusive diction can be joined to
 8   1, 31 |      1: It would seem that an exclusive diction can be joined to
 9   1, 31 |        1/1~OBJ 3: Further, an exclusive diction does not exclude
10   1, 31 |    Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The exclusive diction does not exclude
11   1, 36 |    although there be added an exclusive term; except only as regards
12   1, 57 |     contrary, Whatever is the exclusive sign of the Divinity, does ~
13   1, 57 |     know future events is the exclusive ~sign of the Divinity, according
14   1, 58 |     contrary, Whatever is the exclusive sign of the Divinity, does ~
15   1, 58 |     know future events is the exclusive ~sign of the Divinity, according
16   2, 28 |   prove a ~hindrance to their exclusive individual rights. In like
17   2, 160|       and wish to ~appear the exclusive possessors of what they
18   2, 178| virtues; secondly, other acts exclusive of contemplation; thirdly, ~
19   3, 46 |       since many are mutually exclusive, as burning ~and drowning;
20   3, 83 |       for the Church to make ~exclusive use of altars made of stone.~