Part, Question

 1   1, 12  |     had said before: "I do not approve what I said in prayer, '
 2   2, 4   |      Retract. i, ~4) "I do not approve of what I said in a prayer:
 3   2, 15  |       consent, according as we approve of doing that ~thing; but
 4   2, 97  |      tolerate it they seem to ~approve of that which is introduced
 5   2, 100 |        one is able at once to ~approve or disapprove of them by
 6   2, 109 |      Retract. i, 4): "I do not approve ~having said in the prayer,
 7   2, 24  | charity towards God whereby we approve of ~His justice.~Aquin.:
 8   2, 86  |      namely, that his superior approve or do ~not gainsay it.~Aquin.:
 9   2, 89  |         33): "I am inclined to approve of ~the usage of singing
10   2, 93  |       The sacred canons do not approve of ~extorting a confession
11   2, 130 |       is not a sin to know and approve one's own good: for it is ~
12   2, 130 |     not a sin to be willing to approve ~one's own good works: for
13   2, 187 |   father may either cancel or ~approve their vow, if it please
14 Suppl, 51|       not, since "error is to ~approve the false as though it were
15 Suppl, 59|      adultery, lest he seem to approve of her disgrace; although