Part, Question

 1   2, 68 |      very weak if it be ~not supported by counsel . . . Knowledge
 2   2, 98 |     the Director within, Who supported the ~effectual power of
 3   2, 2  |     Now the more a thing ~is supported by reasons the less is it
 4   2, 18 | whereby the present ~life is supported. Therefore it seems that
 5   2, 84 |   far as possible, should be supported from ~the possessions of
 6   2, 99 |      sin, or if they can be ~supported without our assistance,
 7   2, 120|      itself, since it is not supported by the ~truth. on the other
 8   2, 183|      and relations should be supported ~from the funds of the Church.
 9   2, 184|      If one fall he shall be supported by the other: woe to him
10   2, 185|    works have a ~claim to be supported by those for whose advantage
11   2, 185|      have they a claim to be supported by the offerings ~of the
12   2, 185|   earth but God alone, to be supported by the subscriptions ~of
13   2, 185|       they ~all demand to be supported in their profitable penury,
14   2, 187|     they cannot fittingly be supported otherwise than by the help ~
15   3, 55 |      Christ's own assertion ~supported by miracles. As to the angels
16   3, 77 |       and yet a man could be supported ~for long if he were to