Part, Question

 1   2, 141 |  chastity, honesty, moderation, lowliness, ~sobriety, purity." Andronicus
 2   2, 141 |        this Macrobius assigns ~"lowliness," and Andronicus "contentment";
 3   3, 1   |         is assumed by strength, lowliness by majesty, mortality ~by
 4   3, 16  |        man's salvation. For no ~lowliness that He assumed for us injures
 5   3, 23  |   humilitas' - 'the humility or lowliness of the flesh'] is adopted." ~
 6   3, 46  |      being exalted, through the lowliness of His ~Passion: and to
 7   3, 46  |     likewise by the justice and lowliness of the ~Passion," as Augustine
 8   3, 48  |      Tract. civ in Joan.): "The lowliness" of the ~Passion "merited
 9   3, 48  |         glory was the reward of lowliness." But He was ~glorified,
10   3, 49  |    sitting down" - that is, the lowliness of My Passion - "and My
11   3, 53  |      Tract. civ in Joan.): "The lowliness of ~the Passion is the meritorious
12   3, 54  |         His Resurrection by the lowliness of His Passion. Hence He
13   3, 59  | likewise "from the merit of the lowliness of His Passion" ~[*Cf. Augustine,
14   3, 59  |       Secondly, because ~by the lowliness of His Passion, human nature
15 Suppl, 23|  following line: "Utility, law, lowliness, ignorance of fact, necessity," ~
16 Suppl, 23|      words, "law" to marriage, "lowliness" ~to subjection. The others