Part, Question

 1   2, 60  |          something pertaining to the upkeep of human life ~either in
 2   2, 102 |            honor of God, and for the upkeep of the ~ministers who served
 3   2, 30  |             what it requires for the upkeep of ~one's own body, and
 4   2, 75  |           acquire by trading for the upkeep of his household, or for
 5   2, 85  |           did not contribute ~to his upkeep, else the Apostle would
 6   2, 86  |              directly ordered to the upkeep of the person, ~therefore
 7   2, 86  |             directly ordered to ~the upkeep not of the person but of
 8   2, 97  |              that are deputed to the upkeep of the ministers. ~And whoever
 9   2, 145 |             as are necessary for the upkeep of ~bodily or spiritual
10   2, 165 |               it is ~directed to the upkeep of the body, because by
11   2, 184 | temporalities which serve for their ~upkeep. Hence the Apostle says (
12   2, 186 |              also be directed to the upkeep of divine ~worship, wherefore (
13   2, 186 |             service of God, and ~the upkeep of divine worship. Now the
14   2, 186 |           commonly necessary for the upkeep of life.~Aquin.: SMT SS
15 Suppl, 88|             plants were made for the upkeep of human ~life; wherefore
16 Suppl, 92|            to the bridegroom for the upkeep of the burdens of ~marriage.