Part, Question

 1   1, 20  |      Div. Nom. iv): "Love is a uniting and ~binding force." But
 2   1, 60  |     Div. Nom. iv): "Love is a ~uniting and a binding power." But
 3   1, 60  |      and a binding power." But uniting and binding imply various ~
 4   1, 60  |      Dionysius used the terms "uniting" and "binding" in order
 5   1, 60  |        things outside self; as uniting ~is derived from unity.~
 6   1, 61  |     Div. Nom. iv): "Love is a ~uniting and a binding power." But
 7   1, 61  |      and a binding power." But uniting and binding imply various ~
 8   1, 61  |      Dionysius used the terms "uniting" and "binding" in order
 9   1, 61  |        things outside self; as uniting ~is derived from unity.~
10   2, 25  |  certain union; since it is a "uniting and ~binding force," as
11   2, 28  |      love is a vital principle uniting, or ~seeking to unite two
12   2, 28  |      For ~in describing it as "uniting" he refers to the union
13   2, 102 |  worship: and it signified the uniting of the ~people and the peace
14   2, 16  |      to God for His own ~sake, uniting our minds to God by the
15   2, 16  |       makes us tend to God, by uniting our affections to Him, so
16   2, 28  |    Charity likens us to God by uniting us to Him in the bond ~of
17   2, 152 |    perfectly satisfied by men ~uniting together in the bonds that
18   3, 2   |    terms: "If anyone after the uniting divides the ~subsistences
19   3, 2   |      and passion ~of the thing uniting and the united, of the thing
20   3, 2   |        and therefore the thing uniting is said to ~be united, but
21   3, 16  |      subject of ~the making or uniting is not God, but human nature,
22   3, 26  | forasmuch as they cooperate in uniting ~men to God, dispositively
23   3, 31  |       so shown Himself, ~that, uniting both natures in the unity
24   3, 35  |        and ~for our salvation, uniting the human nature to His
25   3, 79  |     God's ~life-giving Word by uniting Himself with His own flesh,
26   3, 79  |         For, ~first of all, by uniting man with Christ through
27 Suppl, 44|      joining denotes a kind of uniting, and so wherever ~things
28 Suppl, 71|     Charity, which is the bond uniting the members of the ~Church,
29 Suppl, 71|     from the virtue of charity uniting the members of the Church ~
30 Suppl, 96|     charity, which is the bond uniting this same ~city together.