Part, Question

 1   1, 103 |           not need to be kept from departing. But ~some creatures by
 2   2, 72  | inordinateness, which ~consists in departing from God's law. Of these
 3   2, 72  |        become of one kind through ~departing from the one rectitude of
 4   2, 73  |        intention is directed ~when departing from reason, are of various
 5   2, 79  |            to another the cause of departing from the order which is
 6   2, 97  |     benefit ~to be derived, before departing from a law which has long
 7   2, 63  |          20) that "sin consists in departing ~from what is according
 8   2, 173 |     certain saints, ~without their departing this life so completely
 9   3, 54  |            present or while He was departing by the gift of ~agility.~
10   3, 73  |      chiefly such as are spoken by departing ~friends, are committed
11 Suppl, 29|        does this for those who are departing from this life. ~Therefore
12 Suppl, 29|          is given to those who are departing from this life. And as,
13 Suppl, 30|            is given to one who is ~departing from the present Church.
14 Suppl, 32|         sacrament of those who are departing this ~life, just as Baptism
15 Suppl, 32|            be given to all who are departing. But sometimes those who
16 Suppl, 32|     washing. And so those who are ~departing this life cannot receive
17 Suppl, 32|        necessary to those who are ~departing this life than to those
18 Suppl, 32|           sacrament those who are ~departing should be anointed on the
19 Suppl, 32|             whereas ~those who are departing have to cleanse the mind.