Part, Question

 1   1, 14 |       written: "All things are naked and open to His ~eyes" (
 2   1, 95 | clothing, since then they were naked and ~not ashamed, there
 3   2, 94 |   might say that for man to be naked is of the natural law, because ~
 4   2, 22 |        as when they clothe the naked, or feed the ~hungry and
 5   2, 22 |      even when he ~clothes the naked, or does any like thing,
 6   2, 30 |     the thirsty, to clothe the naked, to ~harbor the harborless,
 7   2, 30 |    this we have "to clothe the naked": while ~the other is in
 8   2, 30 |         that you withhold, the naked man's cloak that you have
 9   2, 64 |         that you withhold, the naked man's cloak that you store
10   2, 116|        thou keepest ~back, the naked man's cloak that thou hoardest,
11   2, 152|        should ~see one another naked. Now from what has been
12   2, 162|    perceived themselves to be ~naked." Secondly, by the reproach
13   2, 162|       23): "And they were both naked, to wit ~Adam and his wife,
14   2, 165|         since "all things ~are naked and open to His eyes" (Heb.
15   3, 42 |      nor worthy to receive the naked ~truth, which He revealed
16   3, 51 |      another's tomb, and being naked was clothed by ~Joseph.