Part, Question

 1   3, 31|      were enrolled together at Bethlehem, as ~being descended from
 2   3, 35|       should have been born in Bethlehem?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[35] A[
 3   3, 35|   should not have been born in Bethlehem. ~For it is written (Is.
 4   3, 35|   should not have been born in Bethlehem.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[35] A[
 5   3, 35|         Mich. 5:2): "And thou, Bethlehem, ~Ephrata . . . out of thee
 6   3, 35|    Christ willed to be born in Bethlehem for two reasons. ~First,
 7   3, 35|        He willed to be born at Bethlehem, where David was born, in ~
 8   3, 35|         Hom. viii in Evang.): "Bethlehem is interpreted 'the house ~
 9   3, 35|        1: As David was born in Bethlehem, so also did he choose ~
10   3, 35| becoming that He should choose Bethlehem ~for His Birthplace and
11   3, 35|        He wished to be born at Bethlehem away from home; because, ~
12   3, 36|     male children that were in Bethlehem . . . from two ~years old
13   3, 36|    male ~children that were in Bethlehem, and in all the borders
14   3, 36|     another: Let us go over to Bethlehem . . . and they came with ~
15   3, 36|    would not have found Him in Bethlehem, since it is written (Lk.
16   3, 36|      bring them to the town of Bethlehem, in which Christ ~was born.
17   3, 46|       in ~Nazareth and born in Bethlehem. Consequently it seems that
18   3, 46|  Jerusalem, but in Nazareth or Bethlehem.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[46] A[
19   3, 46|        form of a servant chose Bethlehem for His nativity and Jerusalem