Part, Question

 1   2, 102 |        Hence, in ~this way, they professed to be Jews: and consequently
 2   2, 2   |      flesh, since he had clearly professed his ~belief therein, saying: "
 3   2, 10  |         accepted ~the faith, and professed it, such as heretics and
 4   2, 86  |     things to a human use. Now a professed ~religious is dead to the
 5   2, 183 |        unlawful for one ~who has professed the state of perfection
 6   2, 184 |         by the rule which he has professed.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[186] A[
 7   2, 186 |          Gentiles were some who ~professed philosophy, and even now
 8   2, 186 |          OBJ 3: The philosophers professed the study of letters in
 9   2, 187 |          although they cannot be professed before the age of ~puberty,
10   2, 187 |        any exception forbid any ~professed canon regular to become
11   2, 187 |   solitary life, in which he was professed, to a less ~severe life,
12   2, 187 |     Consequently a person who is professed in a less ~severe order
13   3, 70  |         man who was circumcised, professed ~to embrace that faith;
14 Suppl, 40|         by all those persons who professed some degree ~of perfection.
15 Suppl, 40|    perfection. Now the Nazarenes professed a certain perfection by
16 Suppl, 58|        transeunt.) no one can be professed before the fourteenth ~year
17 Suppl, 96|         sacraments of faith, and professed the ~Catholic faith. But
18 Suppl, 96| maintained that not all who have professed the ~Catholic faith will