Part, Question

 1   1, 6   |            first, according to the constitution of its own being; secondly,
 2   1, 11  |          is water; and such is the constitution of a continuous thing made
 3   1, 47  |         unequal merits. But in the constitution of things there is no ~inequality
 4   1, 69  |            be said ~that the first constitution of species belongs to the
 5   1, 48  |         unequal merits. But in the constitution of things there is no ~inequality
 6   1, 70  |            be said ~that the first constitution of species belongs to the
 7   1, 118 |       thing which enters into the ~constitution of that nature. But nature
 8   2, 105 |       government: for this form of constitution ensures peace ~among the
 9   2, 25  |          neighbor, as ~regards the constitution of our own nature: but as
10   3, 19  |         being belongs to the very ~constitution of the person, and in this
11   3, 46  |        endowed with a most perfect constitution, since it was fashioned ~
12 Suppl, 9 | prescribing, but also ~the general constitution of the sick person, since
13 Suppl, 36|         medicines require a robust constitution, else it is ~mortally dangerous
14 Suppl, 40|           it is necessary ~for the constitution of the Church to be like
15 Suppl, 77|           Whatever enters into the constitution of the human body ~will