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 1   1, 94  | absolute ~and proportional. The widow who put two mites into the
 2   1, 94  |        proportionate degree the widow gave more, as Our Lord ~
 3   2, 105 |         the fatherless, and the widow . . . ~shall come and shall
 4   2, 30  |         read ~(Lk. 21:3) of the widow who cast two brass mites
 5   2, 30  |      Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The widow who gave less in quantity,
 6   2, 30  |       Lk. 21:3,4) commended the widow because ~"of her want, she
 7   2, 63  |         the fatherless, nor the widow when she poureth out ~her
 8   2, 63  |         her complaint." Now the widow and the orphan are not connected
 9   2, 85  |         the fatherless, and the widow, that are within thy gates,
10   2, 94  |    judge who scarcely heard the widow's request."~Aquin.: SMT
11   2, 151 |       we prefer the good of the widow Anna, ~and much more that
12   2, 152 |    seduction ~if a man abduct a widow or one who is not a virgin.
13   2, 187 |      says (1 Tim. 5:4): "If any widow have children or grandchildren,
14   3, 31  |      the law did not forbid his widow to ~remarry, Melchi, who
15   3, 31  |   family as Mathan, married his widow, who ~bore him a son, called
16   3, 31  |     issue, married the latter's widow, according to the ~prescription
17   3, 79  |       43: cf. Lk. 21:4) ~of the widow who offered "two mites"
18   3, 89  |      Braga]: "If a man marry a ~widow or the relict of another,
19 Suppl, 39| priestess [presbytera] means a ~widow, for the word "presbyter"
20 Suppl, 55|         marrying ~another man's widow would contract affinity
21 Suppl, 55|        former cannot marry ~his widow on account of the second
22 Suppl, 55|       Again if a man A ~marry a widow B, C, a relation of her
23 Suppl, 66|    fourth, when a man marries a widow. Accordingly ~irregularity
24 Suppl, 66|     says: "If a ~Reader marry a widow, let him remain a Reader,
25 Suppl, 67|       priest could not ~marry a widow or a divorced woman.~Aquin.:
26 Suppl, 93|       one ~that is not his, the widow from both hers and not hers,
27 Suppl, 93|      fruit is ~not due to every widow, but only, as some say,
28 Suppl, 93|       one who vows to remain ~a widow. Therefore it would seem
29 Suppl, 93|       is more perfect ~than the widow's, for the most perfect
30 Suppl, 93|      fruit is due, not to every widow, but only to ~those who