Part, Question

 1   1, 71  |           most allied, through the characters possessed in common with
 2   1, 71  | intermediate forms as have special characters like to theirs, ~the words, "
 3   1, 71  |           most allied, through the characters possessed in common with
 4   1, 71  | intermediate forms as have special characters like to theirs, ~the words, "
 5   2, 90  |          the durability of written characters, by which means it ~is continually
 6   2, 94  |            cyphers which they call characters, or of any kind of thing
 7   2, 94  |          there be employed certain characters, words, or any other vain ~
 8   2, 94  |     requisite to ~inscribe certain characters on them which do not conduce
 9   2, 94  |       tokens in ~certain shapes or characters.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[96] A[
10   2, 94  |           instance certain written characters, except the sign of the
11   2, 94  |     attention is ~paid the written characters than to the understanding
12   2, 98  |        once ~acquired, such as all characters that are imprinted by a
13   3, 46  |       Greek transcriber: since the characters employed by them to ~represent
14   3, 63  |            be marked with certain ~characters on the body, through being
15   3, 63  |          reason of the sacramental characters, which are nothing else
16 Suppl, 37|         the text?~(5) When are the characters of the Orders imprinted?~
17 Suppl, 37|            a priest would have two characters: but this is false.~Aquin.: