Part, Question

 1   1, 36  |  necessary to make any explicit declaration on that ~point; whereas,
 2   2, 17  |        by way of intimation ~or declaration; and to order thus by intimating
 3   2, 69  | beatitude is a confirmation and declaration of ~all those that precede.
 4   2, 72  |       ready to break out into a declaration of his thought; while ~the
 5   2, 100 |      OBJ 1: Worship is merely a declaration of faith: wherefore the ~
 6   2, 102 |          And in order that this declaration, and imitation of Abraham'
 7   2, 103 | profession, if ~he make a false declaration, he sins mortally. Now,
 8   2, 1   |         3: Athanasius drew up a declaration of faith, not under the ~
 9   2, 67  |          lawful to make a false declaration.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[69] A[
10   2, 84  |         Law it is fixed by the ~declaration of the Church, in virtue
11   2, 172 |    prophecy, not indeed for the declaration of any new ~doctrine of
12   3, 2   |     contrary, It is said in the declaration of the Council of ~Chalcedon: "
13 Suppl, 7 |           confession is a legal declaration of our sins in the presence
14 Suppl, 11|      for he ~cannot make such a declaration until the sin has already
15 Suppl, 11|        a sin, by ~making such a declaration, if this made him free to
16 Suppl, 18|       said in ~reference to the declaration only, as the Master states (
17 Suppl, 18|        three ways. First, ~by a declaration, not of present, but of
18 Suppl, 18|        of sins. Secondly, by a ~declaration of present forgiveness without