Part, Question

 1   2, 102|     ears of corn, sometimes of flour, ~sometimes of bread, this
 2   2, 102|      even bread he might offer flour or ears of corn.~Aquin.:
 3   2, 102|       patriarchs; He ~was like flour in the doctrine of the Law
 4   2, 84 |     offering shall be ~of fine flour." If, on the other hand,
 5   3, 74 |    entire body, and mixed with flour." Others, ~styled Aquarii,
 6   3, 74 | dissolves species. But wheaten flour is hardly to ~be found unmixed
 7   3, 74 |  Augustine ~says (Q[83]): "The flour within the barley, wrapped
 8   3, 74 |       leaven is mixed with the flour." Hence, as a ~priest sins
 9   3, 74 |     Bread is made of water and flour; and therefore, since ~water
10   3, 74 |  neither the Lord's body be of flour only, except ~both," i.e.
11   3, 74 |        except ~both," i.e. the flour and the water "be united
12   3, 74 |   admixture ~of water with the flour is necessary for this sacrament.
13   3, 74 |       the mixing of water with flour is essential ~to this sacrament,
14   3, 74 |       water, be mixed with the flour, the ~sacrament would not
15   3, 75 |  baking the matter made ~up of flour and water.~Aquin.: SMT TP