Part, Question

 1   1, 34  |   condemned, not as the Arians ~pretended, because he asserted that
 2   1, 116 |     deceived by some demon who ~pretended to be the soul of the child
 3   2, 106 |         Montanus and ~Priscilla pretended that Our Lord's promise
 4   2, 82  |        either knew or deemed or pretended to be a God?" Accordingly
 5   2, 87  |     double," [because, to wit, "pretended equity is a twofold iniquity,"
 6   2, 109 |       Lk. 24:28) that our Lord "pretended [Douay: 'made as though']
 7   2, 109 |      example, where a thing is "pretended," for we do not mean it ~
 8   2, 109 |      say. In this way our Lord "pretended He would go farther," because
 9   2, 109 |         Lord," etc., says that "pretended justice is no justice, ~
10   2, 185 |    penury, or to be paid for ~a pretended holiness." Therefore it
11   3, 16  |        of Arius, who, since he ~pretended that the Person of the Son
12   3, 28  |      father, as the Photinians ~pretended: but that he was considered
13   3, 31  |         as the heretic ~Faustus pretended to prove from certain apocryphal
14   3, 51  |        resurrection it might be pretended that someone ~else had risen,
15   3, 89  | experience, that some assumed a pretended ~repentance through hankering
16 Suppl, 46|        she was not deceived but pretended to be.~
17 Suppl, 94|     punished ~is corporeal, and pretended that all statements as to