Part, Question

 1   1, 52 |   their ~united strengths all combine in producing the one movement.
 2   1, 53 |   their ~united strengths all combine in producing the one movement.
 3   1, 91 | without being rarefied, is to combine ~contradictories - viz.
 4   2, 20 |    are in that ~respect, they combine to form one thing in the
 5   2, 54 |       not integral parts that combine to form a whole; but subjective
 6   2, 64 |     answer that, Three things combine together to constitute theft.
 7   2, 126|   purpose of ~mind," so as to combine execution with greatness
 8   2, 147|      food. Now meat and drink combine together to make food, ~
 9   3, 2  |       and human: which do not combine so as to form a third ~something
10   3, 27 |    inclination to evil, is to combine two contradictory ~statements.~
11   3, 60 | things, like form and matter, combine in the formation of one
12   3, 62 | forasmuch as words and things combine to form one sacrament.~Aquin.:
13   3, 66 |        So that if two were to combine, of whom one were mute, ~
14   3, 68 | Baptism; for this would be to combine two contradictory things.