Part, Question

 1   1, 22  |        are directed - namely, ~remembrance of the past, and understanding
 2   1, 22  | present; inasmuch as ~from the remembrance of what is past and the
 3   1, 88  |      The Philosopher speaks of remembrance, according as memory ~belongs
 4   1, 92  |     mind, not because it has a remembrance of itself, loves ~itself,
 5   1, 92  |    longer ~exist, but only the remembrance of faith.~Aquin.: SMT FP
 6   2, 113 |       committed, and from this remembrance the soul goes on ~to have
 7   2, 15  |    house." Thus the continual ~remembrance of God's commandments is
 8   2, 92  |      age, owing to the recent ~remembrance of the creation of the world,
 9   3, 11  |     prudence are ~required the remembrance of past things, knowledge
10   3, 73  |      the Eucharist, which is a remembrance of the Passion now past,
11   3, 80  |     celebrates once a year the remembrance of Christ's Passion. But
12   3, 83  |  Nevertheless, the anniversary remembrance represents what ~took place
13 Suppl, 1 | humility of mind, arising from remembrance of sin and fear of ~the
14 Suppl, 1 |      the words, "arising from ~remembrance of sin," etc. Another definition
15 Suppl, 2 |        but not in a particular remembrance, and then a man ~is bound
16 Suppl, 71|  monument" takes its name from remembrance, for a monument is something ~
17 Suppl, 84|      repentance remain in the ~remembrance of repentance, which they
18 Suppl, 88|  former things shall not be in remembrance"; and ~(Apoc. 21:1): "I
19 Suppl, 95|      because they will bear in remembrance ~the glory of the blessed