Part, Question

 1   1, 103 |   called preservatives; just as salt preserves meat from ~putrefaction;
 2   2, 102 |         wine, oil, incense, and salt should be ~offered to God.~
 3   2, 102 |   surpasses the pungency which ~salt represents; for it is written (
 4   2, 102 |      the use was prescribed, of salt which is pungent, and of
 5   2, 102 | seasoning, and of these oil and salt were offered; or as ~healing,
 6   2, 102 |   betokens the grace of Christ; salt, His ~knowledge; incense,
 7   2, 102 |          A[3] R.O. 14 Para. 2/3~Salt, however, was offered, because
 8   2, 102 |        be incorrupt. ~Moreover, salt signifies the discretion
 9   2, 166 |    season ~life, just as little salt suffices for our meat."~
10   3, 66  |         exorcize thee, creature salt" (Roman Ritual).~Aquin.:
11   3, 71  |      who was cast out. Then the salt which ~is put in the mouth,
12   3, 74  |  accidents, as to whether it be salt or fresh, warm or cold water. ~
13 Suppl, 35|         literae, De clerico per salt. prom.). Therefore the ~
14 Suppl, 35|         literae, De clerico per salt. prom.) ~those who are ordained
15 Suppl, 39|       from Extra., De Cler. per salt. prom. But this ~would not
16 Suppl, 56|         first ~taste of blessed salt and ending with Confirmation
17 Suppl, 72|      disposition, as containing salt and as ~to the movement