Part, Question

 1   1, 21  |             Mercy and truth have met each ~other": where truth
 2   2, 99  |          the justice of the Law, met with ~misfortunes - either
 3   2, 85  |    divine worship: but when they met with one, ~each man of his
 4   2, 86  |          happened, he were to be met by some animal ~which it
 5   3, 39  |         disciples when they were met ~together . . . In the former
 6   3, 46  |        stood up, and the princes met together, against the ~Lord
 7   3, 55  |        where the disciples ~were met together. Therefore it seems
 8   3, 83  |   sacrament ~can be sufficiently met by observing the Church'
 9   3, 83  | sacrament cannot be sufficiently met by observing the statutes
10   3, 83  |        defects or dangers can be met by keeping to ~the Church'
11   3, 83  |         to this sacrament can be met ~in two ways: first, by
12 Suppl, 6 |  superfluous ~goods, whenever he met with a man in need, he would
13 Suppl, 72|         way of speaking is often met with in Holy Writ. Or ~else
14 Suppl, 89|        itself, as Avicenna says (Met. ~iii). On the other hand
15 Suppl, 89|        not of its potentiality ~(Met. ix): in proof of which
16 Suppl, 94|         reason Avicenna himself (Met. ix) added another explanation,