Part, Question

 1   1, 7   |       the work of a carpenter requiring a certain absolute multitude;
 2   1, 46  | effect is an imperfect cause, requiring ~something else to make
 3   1, 72  | beasts of the earth, without ~requiring to be repeated. The blessing,
 4   1, 74  |       power on God's part, as requiring time in which to work, ~
 5   1, 47  | effect is an imperfect cause, requiring ~something else to make
 6   1, 71  | beasts of the earth, without ~requiring to be repeated. The blessing,
 7   1, 73  |       power on God's part, as requiring time in which to work, ~
 8   1, 96  |       man had an animal life ~requiring food; but after the resurrection
 9   2, 37  |       thereof, anything else ~requiring considerable attention is
10   2, 50  |     nature, not as a ~subject requiring to be disposed to something
11   2, 86  |       onerous ~enough without requiring the addition of other burdens.~
12   3, 46  |   depends on the Divine will, requiring ~satisfaction for sin from
13 Suppl, 86|      and evil works or merits requiring discussion. But ~believers
14 Suppl, 92|       we consider the head as requiring conformity of nature with