Part, Question

 1   1, 9   | power they attain to certain fresh ~places - which cannot be
 2   1, 58  | vision of God with regard to fresh revelations, which they
 3   1, 74  |   work added to the world ~a fresh state of perfection.~Aquin.:
 4   1, 59  | vision of God with regard to fresh revelations, which they
 5   1, 73  |   work added to the world ~a fresh state of perfection.~Aquin.:
 6   1, 83  |    not only when it acquires fresh knowledge, but also ~when
 7   1, 103 |      the effect, without any fresh ~change in the effect, the
 8   1, 116 |    disciple does not acquire fresh knowledge from his master,
 9   2, 88  |      decked with flowers and fresh ~with green hues this is
10   2, 150 |      a thing is described as fresh and retaining its ~freshness,
11   2, 169 |    air ~is ever in need of a fresh enlightening, so too the
12   2, 169 |      is ~always in need of a fresh revelation; thus a disciple
13   3, 74  |     to whether it be salt or fresh, warm or cold water. ~Therefore
14   3, 83  | after purifying the chalice, fresh wine should be ~served for
15   3, 84  |     to wit, who are making a fresh start from ~the state of
16   3, 87  | above (A[2]), no infusion of fresh grace is ~required for the
17 Suppl, 29|   can begin over again ~with fresh matter, in Extreme Unction