Part, Question

 1   2, 93|        all of which are named "sortilege."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[95] A[
 2   2, 93|  occult; and ~this belongs to "sortilege." Under each of these many
 3   2, 93|      to come under the head of sortilege, because ~something unknown
 4   2, 93|        As stated above (A[3]), sortilege consists, properly ~speaking,
 5   2, 93|        or other, it is called "sortilege ~of allotment"; if one seeks
 6   2, 93|        be done, it is called ~"sortilege of consultation"; if one
 7   2, 93|      to ~happen, it is called "sortilege of divination." Now the
 8   2, 93|     man ~that are required for sortilege and their results are not
 9   2, 93| Wherefore if anyone practicing sortilege is so ~minded as though
10   2, 93|       human acts requisite for sortilege depended for ~their result
11   2, 93|        can only take place in "sortilege of ~allotment," it does
12   2, 93|      and consulted ~entrails": sortilege of this kind is unlawful,
13   2, 93|     disposed of by the ~Lord": sortilege of this kind is not wrong
14   2, 93|      the common ~generality of sortilege. Hence this kind of trial
15   2, 93|   nearer to the common kind of sortilege, since no miraculous ~effect