Part, Question

 1   2, 182 |     their state ~that they are seculars, to their order that they
 2   2, 184 |        all, both religious and seculars, are bound, in a certain ~
 3   2, 184 |       whole heart rather ~than seculars, who partly give themselves
 4   2, 184 |        do more good works than seculars. Therefore if they ~commit
 5   2, 184 |    more grievous than those of seculars it would ~follow that religious
 6   2, 184 |   religious are worse off than seculars: and consequently it ~would
 7   2, 185 |       binding on religious and seculars. But the precept of manual ~
 8   2, 185 |     manual labor any more than seculars ~are.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[187]
 9   2, 185 |  manual labor, ~as neither are seculars, except when they are so
10   2, 185 |      would be bound as well as seculars to ~do manual labor.~Aquin.:
11   2, 185 | binding on both religious ~and seculars alike. Yet not everyone
12   2, 185 |     religious any more than to seculars, which is evident for two
13   2, 185 |    other obligations than what seculars have, except as required
14   2, 185 |    bound to manual labor than ~seculars are.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[187]
15   2, 185 |      religious no less than to seculars.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[187] A[
16 Suppl, 27|         Indulgences avail both seculars and religious, provided ~