Part, Question

 1   1, 107 |         reason all others will be abolished ~in that state.~Aquin.:
 2   2, 94  | changeable?~(6) Whether it can be abolished from the heart of man?~Aquin.:
 3   2, 94  |          the law of nature can be abolished from the heart of man?~Aquin.:
 4   2, 94  |       that the natural law can be abolished from the ~heart of man.
 5   2, 94  |          the law of nature can be abolished from the heart of man.~Aquin.:
 6   2, 97  |         occurs?~(3) Whether it is abolished by custom, and whether custom
 7   2, 97  |            in so far as custom is abolished. ~Wherefore human law should
 8   2, 97  |        acts. Therefore law is not abolished by custom, so that the mere ~
 9   2, 107 |         the legal ceremonies are ~abolished by being fulfilled. ~Aquin.:
10   2, 107 |             their observance ~was abolished by their fulfilment. But
11   2, 108 |         Spirit. These statutes He abolished ~shortly before His Passion,
12   2, 108 |   ceremonial precepts was totally abolished by the advent of the reality; ~
13   2, 24  |       league with death ~shall be abolished, and your covenant with
14   3, 49  |         the debt of punishment is abolished. In another ~way - indirectly,
15   3, 60  |   instituted when the latter were abolished," ~as Augustine says (Contra
16   3, 61  |  sacraments ~of the Old Law "were abolished because they were fulfilled;
17   3, 69  |       punishment. Christ entirely abolished the punishment of hell,
18   3, 80  |         OBJ 3: Those decrees were abolished by contrary enactments of ~
19 Suppl, 65|           prevailed, this law was abolished.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[65] A[