Part, Question

 1   1, 75  |      matter and form, as some ~pretend, we should nevertheless
 2   1, 74  |      matter and form, as some ~pretend, we should nevertheless
 3   1, 116 |          say, the demons often pretend to be the souls of the ~
 4   2, 102 | written on it. The Jews indeed pretend that on the rational was
 5   2, 10  |       that if ~"a wicked angel pretend to be a good angel, and
 6   2, 24  |  principle, as the ~Manicheans pretend, but by God. Hence we can
 7   2, 93  |    were full of God. For ~they pretend to be filled with the Godhead,
 8   2, 109 |    will return to you." Now to pretend and to ~speak craftily savor
 9   2, 109 |         De QQ. Evang. ii), "To pretend is not ~always a lie: but
10   2, 109 |       Some say that no one may pretend to be wicked, because no ~
11   2, 109 |   nothing. Because a man might pretend ~to be evil, by doing what
12   2, 109 |      not, although they do not pretend to do a good deed ~without
13   2, 109 |  sometimes happens to a man to pretend great things of himself,
14   2, 110 |    thereby; for instance, they pretend to be skilled in ~medicine,
15   3, 43  |        the wonders ~which some pretend to have been worked by Christ
16   3, 55  |    falsehood; but when what we pretend has no ~meaning then is
17   3, 60  |        same if ~anyone were to pretend that something is essential
18 Suppl, 11|        priests, for they might pretend to ~have received the permission