Part, Question

 1   1, 37  |        and we say that a ~tree flowers with the flower, although
 2   1, 37  |       to ~flower is to produce flowers. As therefore we say that
 3   1, 37  |   therefore we say that a tree flowers by ~its flower, so do we
 4   1, 37  |      for instance, that a tree flowers by its ~flowering and by
 5   1, 43  |        a tree ~sends forth its flowers. The habitude to the term
 6   1, 37  |        and we say that a ~tree flowers with the flower, although
 7   1, 37  |       to ~flower is to produce flowers. As therefore we say that
 8   1, 37  |   therefore we say that a tree flowers by ~its flower, so do we
 9   1, 37  |      for instance, that a tree flowers by its ~flowering and by
10   1, 43  |        a tree ~sends forth its flowers. The habitude to the term
11   2, 28  |    Cant 2:5): "Stay me up with flowers, compass me about with ~
12   2, 70  |        should rather be called flowers: ~hence it is written (Ecclus.
13   2, 70  |   written (Ecclus. 24:23): "My flowers are the fruits of honor ~
14   2, 88  |      when they are decked with flowers and fresh ~with green hues
15 Suppl, 64| approach to a woman having her flowers" ~(Lev. 18:19) where Augustine
16 Suppl, 72|     else, as in the forcing of flowers or fruit by artificial process.