Part, Question

 1   1, 70  |       produced ~the lights, to adorn the heaven by their movements;
 2   1, 70  |        move upon the earth and adorn it. It must ~also here be
 3   1, 71  |   bodies which they are set to adorn, ~rather than to the superiority
 4   1, 74  |       according as the animals adorn ~the same parts of the world,
 5   1, 71  |       produced ~the lights, to adorn the heaven by their movements;
 6   1, 71  |        move upon the earth and adorn it. It must ~also here be
 7   1, 71  |   bodies which they are set to adorn, ~rather than to the superiority
 8   1, 73  |       according as the animals adorn ~the same parts of the world,
 9   2, 167 |       it unbecoming for her to adorn herself inordinately. Now ~
10   2, 167 |   Wherefore if a married woman adorn herself ~in order to please
11   2, 167 |        sin. And if indeed they adorn themselves with this ~intention
12   2, 167 |        forbid married women to adorn ~themselves in order to
13   2, 167 |    women are not ~forbidden to adorn themselves soberly and moderately
14   2, 167 | permitted, but not ordered, to adorn ~themselves." However, such
15   2, 167 |      since ~women may lawfully adorn themselves, whether to maintain
16   3, 36  |         inhabit, and the stars adorn, the heavens: by both, therefore,
17 Suppl, 88|       These bodies are said to adorn the elements, inasmuch as ~
18 Suppl, 88|   specific actions: hence they adorn the elements in their ~active
19 Suppl, 89|       crowns which perfect and adorn their ~happiness.~Aquin.: