Part, Question

 1   1, 8  |              creature possesses this prerogative by grace, as ~will be shown
 2   1, 27 |              have a temple ~is God's prerogative. Others take this procession
 3   1, 96 |              as to give the body the prerogative of living for an infinite ~
 4   1, 111|             to assist, whose special prerogative it is to be enlightened ~
 5   1, 111|           may be said that it is the prerogative ~of the whole of the highest
 6   2, 98 |              that it might receive a prerogative of ~holiness, in reverence
 7   2, 102|             were in ~possession of a prerogative of purity, power and dignity.
 8   2, 102|    instituted by God to be a special prerogative of ~that people. Therefore
 9   3, 26 | Virgin-Mother of God and the supreme prerogative of ~her Son may be seen
10   3, 37 |               Since, therefore, this prerogative of ~grace was bestowed on
11   3, 39 |            promise. Now, this is the prerogative of ~Christ's baptism over
12   3, 44 |           meet for them to usurp the prerogative of the apostolic office.
13   3, 58 |           Paul declares it to be the prerogative of ~Christ, saying: 'To
14   3, 59 |          Himself; but it is Christ's prerogative to bring them ~to such beatitude,