Part, Question

 1   1, 64  | procuring of men's salvation is prolonged even to the judgment ~day:
 2   1, 75  |         process which cannot be prolonged indefinitely, we must allow ~
 3   1, 65  | procuring of men's salvation is prolonged even to the judgment ~day:
 4   1, 74  |         process which cannot be prolonged indefinitely, we must allow ~
 5   2, 88  |       through being repeated or prolonged, unless by chance something
 6   2, 88  |   supervene ~in the repeated or prolonged act to change its species,
 7   2, 27  |        me that my sojourning is prolonged!" ~Therefore the joy of
 8   2, 81  |        through the strain being prolonged. By so doing they make ~
 9   2, 126 | describes as "the voluntary and prolonged endurance of arduous and ~
10   2, 126 |       The other is that by ~the prolonged suffering of hardships man
11   2, 134 |   patience is the voluntary and prolonged endurance of arduous and ~
12   2, 162 |  beneficial food ~he might have prolonged his life. Hence in the words "
13   2, 183 |        administration ~has been prolonged so as to remain in force
14   3, 46  |        endured sharper and more prolonged pains than Christ, as is
15   3, 84  |      for Penance to ~be further prolonged.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[84] A[
16   3, 84  |     that Penance should not be ~prolonged till the end of life.~Aquin.:
17 Suppl, 96|       State, his punishment is ~prolonged or curtailed, according