Part, Question

 1   1, 5   |     is said that the measure marks the mode. But the form ~
 2   1, 20  |      with respect to certain marks of familiarity which Christ ~
 3   1, 74  |      be denoted only by what marks their beginning. And the
 4   1, 73  |      be denoted only by what marks their beginning. And the
 5   2, 13  |    animals we notice certain marks of sagacity, in so far as
 6   2, 49  |      research, and these are marks of imperfection. Therefore ~{
 7   2, 61  |  calculate'] for one hundred marks. So too, is a ~fool honored
 8   2, 160 |   xxiii, 6): "There are four marks by which ~every kind of
 9   3, 75  |     between the instant that marks the close of rest, ~and
10   3, 75  |     rest, ~and another which marks the beginning of movement,
11   3, 80  |    if he find in himself the marks of contrition, for instance,
12 Suppl, 21|        we must not give them marks of respect; ~"communio,"
13 Suppl, 30|     Reply OBJ 1: A character marks a distinction of . states
14 Suppl, 72|   commonly observed ~in all, marks the nature of the individuals
15 Suppl, 84| conscience will bear certain marks of the deeds ~done by him;
16 Suppl, 84|   does not follow that these marks are the guilt alone, ~as