Part, Question

 1   1, 69  |      and such as may seed," as ~indicating the production of perfection
 2   1, 70  |    furniture ~of them," thereby indicating that the work was threefold.
 3   1, 70  |      and such as may seed," as ~indicating the production of perfection
 4   1, 71  |    furniture ~of them," thereby indicating that the work was threefold.
 5   2, 106 | instilled into man, not only by indicating to him what he should ~do,
 6   2, 8   |         of the appetite without indicating any excellence; whereas "
 7   2, 63  |   written (Dt. 28:32) as though indicating an ~aggravating circumstance: "
 8   2, 64  |      contrary, it is written as indicating an aggravating ~circumstance
 9   2, 102 |    simple word of the superior, indicating his will, and ~which the
10   3, 36  |        cxcix). But the Jews, by indicating to them the place of ~Christ'
11 Suppl, 9 |         is said ~to be "simple" indicating that the penitent should
12 Suppl, 47|         cause be ~compelling as indicating either obligation or fitness,
13 Suppl, 54|   reasons assigned are given as indicating aptness and ~congruousness
14 Suppl, 91|  passions are ~praiseworthy, as indicating the good disposition of
15 Suppl, 92|   others, or as "reverence," as indicating that good or the knowledge ~