Part, Question

 1   1, 13  |        God contradicts the pagan asserting that it is ~God; because
 2   1, 39  |       the abbot Joachim erred in asserting ~that as we can say "God
 3   1, 51  |         Augustine speaks, not as asserting the fact, but merely using
 4   1, 77  |       the opinions of Plato, not asserting ~them as true, but relating
 5   1, 77  |   speaking as inquiring, not as ~asserting. Wherefore he retracted
 6   1, 39  |       the abbot Joachim erred in asserting that as we can say "God
 7   1, 52  |         Augustine speaks, not as asserting the fact, but merely using
 8   1, 76  |       the opinions of Plato, not asserting ~them as true, but relating
 9   1, 76  |   speaking as inquiring, not as ~asserting. Wherefore he retracted
10   1, 83  | conclusions by questioning or by asserting; for in either case the
11   1, 83  |         as the Platonists held, ~asserting that "per se" life or "per
12   1, 117 |        to be united to the body, asserting that the soul is of ~the
13   2, 92  | assertion is a dictate of reason asserting ~something, so is a law
14   3, 30  |          salutation he began by ~asserting her worthiness of the conception,
15 Suppl, 58|          they say ~that the laws asserting this have been revoked.
16 Suppl, 96|           the error of Origen by asserting that the demons are punished ~