Part, Question

 1   1, 23 |       that as the corporeal sun sends his rays ~upon all without
 2   1, 43 |  mission~(8) Whether any person sends Himself visibly or invisibly?~
 3   1, 43 |         command, ~as the master sends the servant; or according
 4   1, 43 | according to origin, as a tree ~sends forth its flowers. The habitude
 5   1, 43 |         be said that the Father sends Himself.~Aquin.: SMT FP
 6   1, 43 |      this sense not each person sends, but ~that person only Who
 7   1, 43 |        sense the whole ~Trinity sends the person sent. This reason
 8   1, 43 |  mission~(8) Whether any person sends Himself visibly or invisibly?~
 9   1, 43 |         command, ~as the master sends the servant; or according
10   1, 43 | according to origin, as a tree ~sends forth its flowers. The habitude
11   1, 43 |         be said that the Father sends Himself.~Aquin.: SMT FP
12   1, 43 |      this sense not each person sends, but ~that person only Who
13   1, 43 |        sense the whole ~Trinity sends the person sent. This reason
14   1, 89 |      soul." But he who breathes sends forth something of ~himself.
15   1, 110|     however, says ~that he also sends them; for he remarks that "
16   2, 185|       nor by manifest heresies, sends in advance false ~brethren,
17   3, 69 |         far as it is concerned, sends forth its heat ~equally
18   3, 83 |     missa]; because the priest ~sends [mittit] his prayers up