Part, Question

 1   2, 13 |        the truth which he has ~acknowledged, in order to sin more freely:
 2   2, 37 |    that their Orders should be acknowledged, when ~they return to the
 3   2, 84 |    divine favor, as though man acknowledged ~that he had received the
 4   2, 85 |       other parts for himself, acknowledged by a ~sign that imperfection
 5   2, 92 |    attending to the works have acknowledged who was the workman, but
 6   2, 120|      honoring God after he has acknowledged Him. Now one must first ~
 7   2, 120|   before honoring Him we ~have acknowledged.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[122] A[
 8   2, 182|         then he deserves to be acknowledged by all as ~a perfect pilot";
 9   2, 184| profess to be a wise man, but ~acknowledged himself, "a lover of wisdom."
10   3, 28 |   birth. But afterwards she is acknowledged by ~Joseph, by looking on
11   3, 29 | disgrace, were it not that he ~acknowledged the mystery."~Aquin.: SMT
12   3, 36 |      they ~saw a man, and they acknowledged a God." Moreover, they offer
13   3, 63 | reprimanded? is it ~not rather acknowledged and approved? Are the Christian
14   3, 82 |     sentenced, or from ~having acknowledged his guilt in legal form,
15   3, 83 |        s Passion the disciples acknowledged Him only in secret.~Aquin.:
16 Suppl, 3|       And, although Augustine ~acknowledged that he deserved to lose