Part, Question

 1   2, 72  |    cleanse ourselves from all defilement of the ~flesh and of the
 2   2, 103 |    purpose of taking away the defilement ~of leprosy. This is clear
 3   2, 108 |    someone in saving him from defilement of the ~body." Therefore
 4   2, 108 |      saves him from unlawful ~defilement of his body."~Aquin.: SMT
 5   2, 139 | honest ~man is one who has no defilement, for honesty means an honorable
 6   2, 152 |       an undue resolution and defilement thereof, and ~an undue association
 7   2, 184 |   cleanse ~ourselves from all defilement of the flesh and of the
 8   3, 35  | conceived Christ without the ~defilement of sin, and without the
 9   3, 54  |   remain, so that there be no defilement," ~i.e. of corruption, "
10   3, 80  |       he be ~debarred through defilement resulting from a dream against
11   3, 80  |      seems that owing to such defilement of the flesh a man is debarred
12   3, 80  |   unclean but honest; and yet defilement can come of ~such thoughts,
13   3, 80  |     cause whether such bodily defilement of ~necessity hinders the
14   3, 80  |     verified, viz. the bodily defilement, with ~which, out of reverence
15   3, 80  |     namely, on account of the defilement to the body ~and distraction
16   3, 80  |       nevertheless the bodily defilement is not taken away, nor the ~
17   3, 82  |       the priest, in whatever defilement he may be, approach to ~
18 Suppl, 67|   marrying again, because the defilement must be understood not in ~