Part, Question

 1   2, 21  |             Since therefore sin is ~a departure from the order to the end,
 2   2, 21  |        production of art. First, by a departure from the ~particular end
 3   2, 21  |         something bad. Secondly, by a departure from the general end of ~
 4   2, 21  |              evil are always due to a departure from the order of ~reason
 5   2, 72  | inordinateness, in so far as sin is a departure from the order of ~reason
 6   2, 72  |           more or less. If, however, ~departure from the truth be not outside
 7   2, 73  |               far, to wit, as it is a departure from reason; wherefore ~
 8   2, 79  |         another, since every sin is a departure ~from the order which is
 9   2, 102 |               to be observed in their departure from Egypt: namely, ~their
10   2, 113 |               are ~two movements - of departure from the term "whence,"
11   3, 8   |                who, however, on their departure from ~this world, wholly
12   3, 27  |           life in this world; (3) His departure from ~this world; (4) Those
13   3, 36  |          Herod, immediately after the departure of the ~Magi, "perceiving
14 Suppl, 32|         sometimes those who are ~near departure are in good health, for
15 Suppl, 32|               as to be in a state of ~departure from this life, through
16 Suppl, 32|            those who are taking their departure from this life ~and setting