Part, Question

 1   1, 49  |   the instrument, as in ~the lame. On the other hand, evil
 2   1, 50  |   the instrument, as in ~the lame. On the other hand, evil
 3   2, 102 |     imperfect animal, e.g. a lame, ~or a blind, or otherwise
 4   2, 102 |    if he be blind, if he ~be lame," etc. It seems, therefore,
 5   2, 102 |     ignorant: he must not be lame, i.e. ~vacillating and uncertain
 6   2, 30  | blind man needs a leader, a ~lame man needs someone to lean
 7   2, 30  |   blind, and to support ~the lame, come to the same as visiting
 8   2, 75  |   instance, if a man sells a lame for a fleet horse, ~a tottering
 9   2, 84  |      1:8): "If you offer the lame and ~the sick, is it not
10   2, 84  |  evil?" Yet an animal though lame or sick is a lawful ~possession.
11   2, 84  |   The oblation of a blind or lame animal was declared ~unlawful
12   3, 84  |       that Peter said to the lame man: "What I have, I ~give
13   3, 84  |     feeble in body, so many ~lame, blind, and withered, that
14 Suppl, 47| saying that "marriage is not lame."~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[47] A[
15 Suppl, 64|     thus is a deformed blind lame leprous offspring ~conceived: