Part, Question

 1   1, 66  |     not as ~necessary, but as congruous, that the splendor without
 2   1, 67  |     not as ~necessary, but as congruous, that the splendor without
 3   1, 111 | congruity; forasmuch as it is congruous that the higher body should
 4   2, 114 | proportion: for it would seem congruous ~that, if a man does what
 5   2, 114 | willingly, and thus they have congruous merit, since it is ~congruous
 6   2, 114 | congruous merit, since it is ~congruous that when a man makes good
 7   2, 114 | fulfils God's will, and it is congruous and in harmony with ~friendship
 8   2, 114 |    for another's salvation by congruous ~and not by condign merit.~
 9   2, 114 |    extending to ~them. Again, congruous merit, whereby one merits
10   2, 183 |    the order of grace is more congruous than the order of ~nature.
11 Suppl, 20|       is speaking of what is ~congruous, not of what is essential
12 Suppl, 35|   sacrament, and something as congruous to the ~sacrament. For the
13 Suppl, 35|     it. On the other hand, as congruous to ~the sacrament a man
14 Suppl, 35| character of ~Confirmation as congruous but not as necessary.~Aquin.:
15 Suppl, 39|      its lawfulness, as being congruous ~to the sacrament; and without
16 Suppl, 92|        But this does not seem congruous. For in the ~union of Christ