Part, Question

 1   2, 24  | consider the intent of either ~school. For the Stoics did not
 2   2, 11  |      man makes choice of that ~school which he deems best." But
 3   2, 92  |        matter. For some ~[*The School of Plato] have thought that
 4   2, 182 |     since not in them does the school of perfection ~find its
 5   2, 183 |        episcopal state, as the school to the ~professorial chair,
 6   2, 184 |       the religious state is a school or exercise ~for the attainment
 7   2, 184 |    state is an ~exercise and a school for attaining to the perfection
 8   2, 184 |       the religious state is a school ~and exercise for tending
 9   2, 184 |      come under a vow. For the school of perfection is founded
10   2, 184 |       is not necessary for the school of religion.~Aquin.: SMT
11   2, 186 |  religious state is a training school wherein one aims by practice
12   2, 186 |     who pass from the monastic school to be such as not to be ~
13   2, 187 |       the religious state is a school for the attainment of ~holiness.
14 Suppl, 43|        at that age are sent to school. But man begins to reach