Part, Question

 1   3, 29  |        they help one another in rearing their offspring.~Aquin.:
 2 Suppl, 54|       purpose of ~begetting and rearing children, since in all things
 3 Suppl, 62|      marriage consisting in the rearing of the offspring to the ~
 4 Suppl, 64|   directed to the begetting and rearing of children, as well as
 5 Suppl, 65| principal end the begetting and rearing of ~children, and this end
 6 Suppl, 65|      also certain ~animals, the rearing of whose offspring demands
 7 Suppl, 65|        only begetting, but also rearing. Now the begetting of ~offspring,
 8 Suppl, 65|        to one of ~them. But the rearing of the offspring is altogether
 9 Suppl, 65|      union is the begetting and rearing of the ~offspring. and that
10 Suppl, 65|    their being, but also ~their rearing and instruction, by which
11 Suppl, 65|     viii, 11,12). Now since the rearing and teaching of the children
12 Suppl, 65|    birds that unite together in rearing their young do not sever
13 Suppl, 67|      directed to the begetting, rearing, and instruction of the
14 Suppl, 67|    marriage is directed to the ~rearing of the offspring, not merely
15 Suppl, 67|       in that good, namely ~the rearing and instruction of the child,