Part, Question

 1   1, 63  |        him as their prince and ~leader, so that they might attain
 2   1, 64  |        him as their prince and ~leader, so that they might attain
 3   1, 95  |       that ~cranes follow their leader, and bees obey their queen.
 4   1, 107 |       end ~of creatures, as the leader is the end of an army, as
 5   1, 107 |         to approach the king or leader; others in addition are ~
 6   2, 9   |         universal end. Thus the leader of an army, who intends ~
 7   2, 84  |   director and, in a way, their leader: because the art or habit,
 8   2, 109 |   victory by the motion ~of the leader of the army - and towards
 9   2, 111 | multitude, viz. the good of the leader - and this is better good,
10   2, 30  |   instance, a blind man needs a leader, a ~lame man needs someone
11   2, 171 |   Spirit of ~the Lord was their leader."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[173]
12   3, 8   |  free-will, as ~is plain in the leader of an army, whose standard
13   3, 12  |    witness to the people, for a leader and a master to the Gentiles."
14   3, 63  |  service, are marked with their leader's sign, by ~which they are,
15   3, 72  |    soldier with the sign of his leader, which ~should be evident
16 Suppl, 36|       must not dare to become a leader ~of others, unless in all