Part, Question

 1   1, 23  |       a person through whom he carries out his work, as ~a master
 2   1, 25  |  divine power, according as it carries into execution ~the command
 3   1, 84  |     than do others; as one who carries a conclusion to its first
 4   1, 117 |    distance to which its heat ~carries. Therefore bodies not endowed
 5   2, 33  |      eagerly intent on it, and carries it out with ~greater care.
 6   2, 61  |        humility ~is as one who carries straw against the wind."
 7   2, 97  | chooses ~as good that which he carries into execution. But it is
 8   2, 29  |      27]~, A[2]). Now the will carries into effect if possible,
 9   2, 53  |  resemblance, in so far as she carries man away suddenly, just
10   2, 62  |      him to be guilty. He that carries out ~the sentence of the
11   2, 142 |  attestation of the better men carries more weight since they have
12   2, 178 |   exceedingly ~lovable; for it carries the soul away above itself,
13   3, 19  |        the Word, and the flesh carries ~out what belongs to flesh."~
14 Suppl, 40|     diocese of Treves the Pope carries ~a crozier but not elsewhere;
15 Suppl, 49|        wife, because his ardor carries him ~away from the goods
16 Suppl, 70|         which images the soul ~carries about with it, whereas the