Part, Question

 1   2, 35  |         stage: in so far as, in witnessing them, ~we perceive ourselves
 2   2, 86  |         have ~uttered"; and the witnessing of others. Hence the Master
 3   2, 86  |          38) that a vow is "the witnessing of a spontaneous promise
 4   2, 86  |         to God": although the ~"witnessing" may strictly refer to the
 5   2, 101 |    answer that, Honor denotes a witnessing to a person's excellence. ~
 6   2, 101 |       wish to be honored seek a witnessing to their ~excellence, according
 7   2, 116 |         of filthy ~lucre, false witnessing, violence, inhumanity, rapacity."
 8   2, 116 | aforesaid. For lying ~and false witnessing are comprised under falsehood,
 9   2, 116 |         falsehood, since false ~witnessing is a special kind of lie,
10   2, 122 |         any truth, but only for witnessing to the Divine truth, otherwise
11   2, 122 |         comes under the head of witnessing to the faith.~Aquin.: SMT
12   3, 39  |         the voice of the Father witnessing unto Him.~Aquin.: SMT TP
13   3, 46  |         one believed in Him on ~witnessing the wonders."~Aquin.: SMT
14 Suppl, 11|        he who knew of a ~sin by witnessing it was not bound to keep
15 Suppl, 55|         should be debarred from witnessing as being liable to ~suspicion,
16 Suppl, 82|       the resurrection, without witnessing its ~clarity. Therefore