Part, Question

 1   2, 162 |          skin, as a sign of their mortality.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[164] A[
 2   3, 1   |   strength, lowliness by majesty, mortality ~by eternity, in order that
 3   3, 15  |           and the passibility and mortality of the body spring ~from
 4   3, 15  |         soul. Now passibility and mortality of body were in ~Christ.
 5   3, 15  |          lest His passibility and mortality should ~be taken away; and
 6   3, 26  |     beatitude in common with God, mortality in common with ~men. Hence "
 7   3, 26  |        fulfilled the ~span of His mortality, He might from dead men
 8   3, 46  |    consequently, so is death, and mortality, which comes of sin. "But ~
 9   3, 54  |     neither corruption there, nor mortality of flesh ~and blood." Therefore
10   3, 55  |         not in the ~same state of mortality as they."~Aquin.: SMT TP
11   3, 57  |        that in the state of this ~mortality, elemental nature is predominant
12 Suppl, 2 |        life, not by reason of its mortality (unless penance be taken ~
13 Suppl, 79|   otherwise than in this state of mortality." Or we may ~say that since,
14 Suppl, 79| definition of man, not ~as though mortality were essential to man, but
15 Suppl, 79|           causes ~passibility and mortality in the present state of