Part, Question

 1   1, 45  |       in which the becoming is sustained. Therefore ~it is impossible
 2   1, 60  |    what comes first is always ~sustained in what comes after it.
 3   1, 46  |       in which the becoming is sustained. Therefore ~it is impossible
 4   1, 61  |    what comes first is always ~sustained in what comes after it.
 5   1, 96  |       immortal body, which was sustained by food? Since ~an immortal
 6   1, 102 |        nothingness were it not sustained by a governing hand, as
 7   2, 87  |        stated (A[7]) that ills sustained in bodily goods or ~even
 8   2, 102 |     animals that human life is sustained: and moreover they are most ~
 9   2, 60  |        sometimes that the loss sustained is greater than ~the thing
10   2, 116 |      their means man's life is sustained (for which reason they are ~
11   2, 135 |      habit, but a virtuous act sustained to the end, according to
12   2, 140 |       reason. Now ~the body is sustained by means of operations that
13   2, 146 |     and whereas life cannot be sustained without food, it follows
14   2, 150 |       the individual cannot be sustained. On the other hand, the
15   3, 1   | perfect thing, by which it ~is sustained, hence it is that satisfaction
16   3, 15  |      of the "fomes" of sin, He sustained an external assault on the
17   3, 46  |   Reply OBJ 2: The likeness is sustained, not as to the number of
18 Suppl, 75|       with that life which was sustained by the influence of ~that
19 Suppl, 93|     without which life ~can be sustained: and thus the labor of frugality