Part, Question

 1   1, 112|           the infidels, and even Anti-christ, ~are not deprived of the
 2   3, 8  |          the wicked?~(8) Whether Anti-christ can be called the head of
 3   3, 8  |          Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether Anti-christ may be called the head of
 4   3, 8  |         of the wicked. Therefore Anti-christ is not their head.~Aquin.:
 5   3, 8  |        Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, Anti-christ is a member of the devil.
 6   3, 8  |      from the members. Therefore Anti-christ is not the head of ~the
 7   3, 8  | influence over the members. But ~Anti-christ has no influence over the
 8   3, 8  |         preceded him. ~Therefore Anti-christ is not the head of the wicked.~
 9   3, 8  |          he turned his speech to Anti-christ the ~head of all evil-doers."~
10   3, 8  |           the order of the body, Anti-christ is not said to be the head
11   3, 8  |   fulness of the ~Godhead, so in Anti-christ the fulness of all wickedness."
12   3, 8  |         gone before are signs of Anti-christ, ~according to 2 Thess.
13   3, 8  |       Reply OBJ 1: The devil and Anti-christ are not two heads, but one;
14   3, 8  |       two heads, but one; since ~Anti-christ is called the head, inasmuch
15   3, 8  |         A[1], ad 2), so likewise Anti-christ is a ~member of the devil
16   3, 8  |         3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Anti-christ is said to be the head of