Part, Question

 1   1, 39  |        wish to express ourselves correctly, we must take into account
 2   1, 42  |          order of origin is more correctly called ~the order of nature
 3   1, 46  | presupposes matter. ~Hence it is correctly described as acting in time "
 4   1, 46  |     thing and time also, is not ~correctly described as acting now,
 5   1, 70  |       and the moon alone are not correctly described as ~the "two great
 6   1, 39  |        wish to express ourselves correctly, we must take into account
 7   1, 42  |          order of origin is more correctly called ~the order of nature
 8   1, 47  | presupposes matter. ~Hence it is correctly described as acting in time "
 9   1, 47  |     thing and time also, is not ~correctly described as acting now,
10   1, 71  |       and the moon alone are not correctly described as ~the "two great
11   2, 56  |        has the aptness to ~speak correctly. But grammar does not make
12   2, 56  |          make a man always speak correctly: ~for a grammarian may be
13   2, 117 |        that ~reviews the passage correctly, it is evident that the
14   2, 152 |         as ~the passage is given correctly above, Q[95], A[6], OBJ[
15   2, 184 |        Thomas quotes the passage correctly above, Q[124], A[3] and
16   3, 24  |         time He may be truly and correctly called the Son of Man, ~
17   3, 77  |         speaking, would be ~more correctly described as created anew,
18 Suppl, 36|         know how to pronounce it correctly. And since such ~knowledge
19 Suppl, 66|     understand the question more correctly who maintain that a man