Part, Question

 1   1, 48  |    its place, is the eminent ~commendation of what is good." Therefore
 2   1, 68  |       question worthy of all ~commendation, as neither contrary to
 3   1, 49  |    its place, is the eminent ~commendation of what is good." Therefore
 4   1, 69  |       question worthy of all ~commendation, as neither contrary to
 5   2, 61  |     matter, in ~which special commendation is given to that general
 6   2, 71  |     his patience may deserve ~commendation for as much as he suffers
 7   2, 106 |       for the sin of one, in ~commendation of unity, as state above (
 8   2, 127 |     an affection may call for commendation of the act, so ~that it
 9   2, 144 |     virtue receives help and ~commendation from another, as justice
10   2, 144 | virtue of abstinence receives commendation on account of the ~other
11   2, 172 |    sense. Hence it is said in commendation of David's ~prophecy (2
12   2, 186 |      not the chief object of ~commendation in a religious order; and
13   3, 38  |   austerity of his life was a commendation of his office, because,
14   3, 53  |        First ~of all; for the commendation of Divine Justice, to which
15   3, 66  |      Baptist received special commendation from ~Christ, Who said of
16 Suppl, 71|      of the custom ~whereby a commendation of the dead has a place