Part, Question

 1   2, 100 | commanders in ~the war, which is undertaken for the common good: as
 2   2, 69  |          cause, when once he has undertaken its defense.~Aquin.: SMT
 3   2, 88  |        himself to do what he has undertaken, and so orders ~himself
 4   2, 131 |          have been proud, had he undertaken the leadership of a numerous ~
 5   2, 182 |      obligation in both cases is undertaken with a certain ~solemnity
 6   2, 186 |       properly the work they had undertaken." And, as Augustine says (
 7   2, 186 |     community life. But if it be undertaken without ~the aforesaid practice,
 8   2, 187 |    perfection of the work he has undertaken, and nowise forsake ~the
 9   3, 67  |       those duties which he has ~undertaken to perform. Now it has been
10   3, 71  |       are ~to be baptized can be undertaken by the priests attached
11   3, 71  |      Eccl. Hier. ii) and can ~be undertaken by any preacher, or even
12   3, 82  |        sacraments, unless he has undertaken the care of souls. Therefore, ~
13   3, 82  |         administer them who has ~undertaken the care of souls. But this
14 Suppl, 47|       contracts an obligation is undertaken ~conditionally, and holds
15 Suppl, 50|     account of the office he has undertaken ~to fulfill - and thus we
16 Suppl, 71|   because the ~punishment of one undertaken in lieu of another is credited