Part, Question

 1   1, 46 |       also some of them do not reject the ~word creation, as appears
 2   1, 76 |    this potentiality "does not reject the soul." ~Whence it is
 3   1, 76 |       a potentiality "does not reject" - that is, does not exclude -
 4   1, 47 |       also some of them do not reject the ~word creation, as appears
 5   1, 75 |    this potentiality "does not reject the soul." ~Whence it is
 6   1, 75 |       a potentiality "does not reject" - that is, does not exclude -
 7   1, 82 |       is inclined to choose or reject ~something. But these inclinations
 8   1, 82 |       ourselves to them, or to reject ~them. And so there is nothing
 9   2, 39 |      is really evil, or not to reject it. Again, sorrow or ~pain,
10   2, 5  |     rejects what he chooses to reject, he no longer adheres to
11   2, 15 |    rejected knowledge, I will ~reject thee, that thou shalt not
12   2, 65 |       however, he is unable to reject that ~evidence juridically,
13   2, 68 |        no reason why we should reject the certitude which can
14   2, 140| Accordingly, if anyone were to reject pleasure to the extent of
15   3, 37 |        sinful flesh might not ~reject the remedy whereby sinful