Part, Question

 1   1, 32  |          would follow, he ~would lapse into heresy.~Aquin.: SMT
 2   1, 50  |           even the angels, would lapse into nothing, unless preserved
 3   1, 51  |           even the angels, would lapse into nothing, unless preserved
 4   2, 103 |        as time went on, with the lapse of the cause, the ~effect
 5   2, 105 |        ever, but after a certain lapse of ~time should return to
 6   2, 105 |         cease together after the lapse of seven ~years. For it
 7   2, 105 |        restricted sense, after a lapse of time they were set free.~
 8   2, 25  |          love his father after a lapse of time; and the longer
 9   2, 123 |         Further, mortal sin is a lapse not only from perfection
10   2, 123 |       But fear does not make one lapse from a precept, but only ~
11   2, 160 |       vice upon vice a man ~will lapse into unbelief," and the
12   3, 35  |         woman, and after the due lapse of time ~from His conception:
13   3, 46  |      violence is "a severance or lapse from what is ~according
14   3, 59  |           some ~of which quickly lapse, while others endure longer.~
15   3, 68  |          they would be liable to lapse into unbelief, by reason ~
16 Suppl, 54|        that consanguinity cannot lapse into ~oblivion, wherefore
17 Suppl, 95| forgetfulness to result from any lapse of time ~however long. Before