Part, Question

 1   1, 64  |         dark atmosphere for our trial: although some ~of them
 2   1, 65  |         dark atmosphere for our trial: although some ~of them
 3   1, 108 |        of the evil; or for the ~trial of the good; as in human
 4   1, 113 |      properly speaking, to make trial of ~something. Now we make
 5   1, 113 |          something. Now we make trial of something in order to
 6   2, 66  |          for the purpose of the trial of justice, wherein it behooves
 7   2, 67  |           18), when a man is on trial for his life it is lawful
 8   2, 67  | Therefore the accused who is on trial for his life does not ~sin
 9   2, 67  | threatens the accused who is on trial for his life, is an act
10   2, 67  |       if the accused, who is on trial for his life, bribes ~his
11   2, 68  |       evidence when a man is on trial for his life. ~Therefore
12   2, 68  |       evidence when a man is on trial for his life.~Aquin.: SMT
13   2, 93  |     combat as it is called, and trial by fire and water, which
14   2, 93  |      Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The trial by hot iron or boiling water
15   2, 93  |   sortilege. Hence this kind of trial is rendered unlawful, ~both
16   2, 93  |     from anyone by means of the trial by hot iron or ~boiling
17   2, 95  |       is not giving the horse a trial: but ~if he make the horse
18   2, 95  |         be ~nothing else than a trial of the horse's speed; and
19   2, 134 |        patience in bearing this trial, ~as in enduring any other
20   2, 165 |        soft; but curiosity, for trial's sake, ~seeketh even the
21   2, 187 |     religion for the purpose of trial, while retaining the freedom
22   2, 187 |        the purpose of making a ~trial than not to enter at all,
23   2, 187 |   probation wherein they make a trial of the hardships of religion,
24   3, 18  |      implied a dread of ~coming trial, as Damascene says (De Fide
25   3, 21  |        that a slightly pressing trial may be repulsed."~Aquin.:
26   3, 80  |    extorted from any person by ~trial made by burning iron or
27 Suppl, 15|          patience, and patience trial, i.e. deliverance from sin,"
28 Suppl, 22|      and ~defendant in the same trial), or over his superior,
29 Suppl, 70|      the instruction or for the trial of the ~elect. And wherever
30 Appen1, 2|         says: "This fire is the trial of tribulation of which