Part, Question

 1   2, 152 |           16), whereas the union of brothers and ~sisters goes back to
 2   2, 185 |             he calls all Christians brothers, since at that time ~religious
 3   3, 28  |         only be said of one who has brothers ~afterwards: wherefore (
 4   3, 31  |        mother, and many of them had brothers also. Now in ~Christ's genealogy
 5   3, 31  |         Urias. He also mentions the brothers of Judas and ~Jechonias,
 6   3, 31  |            Kgs. 5:14) were clearly ~brothers.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[31] A[
 7   3, 31  |         Jacob and Heli were uterine brothers ~born to different fathers.
 8 Suppl, 40|       follow from the fact that lay brothers, who ~are not ministers
 9 Suppl, 40|      priesthood. In like manner lay brothers have their hair cut because
10 Suppl, 54|            from the same cause, as ~brothers, "who are born of the same
11 Suppl, 54|          brother and sister, or two brothers, are related in the second ~
12 Suppl, 54|          manner the children of two brothers are distant from one ~another
13 Suppl, 54|           canonical reckoning, ~two brothers are related in the first
14 Suppl, 55|          from them, or, as with her brothers, as proceeding from the ~
15 Suppl, 55| consanguinity, in the case when two brothers ~marry two sisters, if one