Part, Question

 1   1, 108 |       that negligence is to be ~charged to the good angels; which
 2   1, 110 |   example, a sick man's tongue, charged with choleric ~humor, tastes
 3   2, 89  |        sins: ~as, when a man is charged with the care of a family,
 4   2, 15  |      priestly office that being charged with the office implies
 5   2, 15  |        the office implies being charged ~to know the Law: hence
 6   2, 48  |       belongs to a ~king who is charged with the government of a
 7   2, 64  |          fashion if each man is charged with taking care of some
 8   2, 100 |       on account of their being charged with like cares: thus the ~
 9   2, 183 |       and let not the Church be charged, that there may be ~sufficient
10   3, 13  |        31) that Jesus ~strictly charged them whose eyes had been
11   3, 13  |        the fact that "Our Lord ~charged His mighty works to be kept
12   3, 82  |         Eucharist except ~he be charged with the care of souls.~
13 Suppl, 20|      accessory. Now priests are charged with the dispensation of
14 Suppl, 47|         1~OBJ 2: Further, Isaac charged Jacob (Gn. 28:1) not to
15 Suppl, 47|  Chanaan. But he would not have charged him thus unless ~he had
16 Suppl, 60| community with whose care he is charged. But he who ~presides over
17 Suppl, 71|        themselves while ~living charged their children touching