Part, Question

 1   1, 2  |        mentally. Nor can it be argued that it actually ~exists,
 2   1, 15 | different creatures, it may be argued on the contrary ~that the
 3   1, 67 |   instantaneous. Nor can it be argued ~that the time required
 4   1, 68 |       the firmament, it may be argued, on ~the contrary, that
 5   1, 73 |         against this it may be argued that rest is set down ~in
 6   1, 68 |   instantaneous. Nor can it be argued ~that the time required
 7   1, 69 |       the firmament, it may be argued, on ~the contrary, that
 8   1, 72 |         against this it may be argued that rest is set down ~in
 9   2, 25 |    Evang. xi). Hence it can be argued that, ~if any man loves
10   2, 38 |      his body. Hence ~Our Lord argued with the Jews, saying (Jn.
11   2, 47 |         singular conclusion is argued from a universal and a singular ~
12   2, 186|     Para. 6/6~Nor should it be argued that Jerome (Super Matth.
13   2, 186|   Monach. xxiv): "For if it be argued from the Gospel that they ~
14   3, 3  |   nature; for it ~could not be argued that because the three Persons
15   3, 27 |        so it may be reasonably argued that she was ~sanctified
16   3, 31 |       1: Faustus the Manichean argued thus, in the desire to prove ~