Part, Question

 1   2, 32 |        belongs to wise men and elders to reprove and to scold. ~
 2   2, 90 | something is sanctioned by the Elders together with ~the Commonalty."~
 3   2, 105|      men were chosen, who were elders in virtue: for it is written ~(
 4   2, 105|        In ~the first place the elders of the city swore that they
 5   2, 41 |        is scandalized, for the elders do not take scandal."~Aquin.:
 6   2, 41 |       something immovable. The elders, i.e. ~the perfect, adhere
 7   2, 145|      upon the commands ~of the elders as though they were laws
 8   2, 145|  beginners, rather than to the elders and the perfect, ~according
 9   2, 145|      upon the commands of the ~elders as though they were the
10   2, 182|   according to ~the Greek are "elders." [*Referring to the Greek {
11   3, 27 |       to be made ~known to his elders, though as yet unknown to
12   3, 42 |  princes of the ~Jews were the elders of that people. Therefore
13   3, 42 |        be understood of those ~elders whose years are reckoned
14   3, 47 |       Among the Jews some were elders, and others of lesser ~degree.
15   3, 47 |     Vet. Test., qu. ~lxvi, the elders, who were called "rulers,
16   3, 67 |       minister to others, his ~elders, in the sacramental dispensations.
17   3, 67 |       to ~assist and serve his elders in the bestowal of this
18   3, 67 |    cases of urgency when their elders are not at hand; ~as appears
19   3, 80 |       ever been denied by our ~elders to them who are vexed by