Part, Question

 1   1, 5   | participate in being, since it is ~presumed to be non-being. Therefore
 2   1, 66  |         case, ~especially as it is presumed to be without movement;
 3   1, 67  |         case, ~especially as it is presumed to be without movement;
 4   2, 30  |       permission either express or presumed for some ~probable reason:
 5   2, 30  |            without the express or ~presumed consent of her husband,
 6   2, 67  |  pronounced. And since it is to be presumed that there is no rectitude ~
 7   2, 68  |            Further, "Good is to be presumed of every one, unless the ~
 8   2, 68  |        concerning whom it is to be presumed that they ~might easily
 9   2, 68  |         Reply OBJ 2: Good is to be presumed of everyone unless the contrary ~
10   2, 87  |            an oath, ~because it is presumed from their antecedents that
11   3, 67  |   responsibility, since it may be ~presumed that the children will be
12   3, 80  |         deeply who deceitfully has presumed to ~simulate it."~Aquin.:
13   3, 83  |           anyone shall have rashly presumed to do so, he will ~incur
14 Suppl, 46|          fraud, because it may be ~presumed that in all probability