Part, Question

 1   1, 95 |   prudence and reason: which accounts for the fact that ~cranes
 2   2, 65 |      of small things, and so accounts his worth, is ~modest, but
 3   2, 70 |      by ~any other, since he accounts all others as nothing; hence
 4   2, 47 |     De Invent. Rhet. ii, 53] accounts ~"intelligence" a part of
 5   2, 61 |      ascribed the keeping of accounts to ~Mercury, "the heap of
 6   2, 64 |      1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Reason accounts as nothing that which is
 7   2, 108| something false: since their accounts of the words of Christ ~
 8   2, 112| Macrobius (De Somno Scip. i) accounts friendship a part ~of justice.~
 9   2, 125|   and Third Books of ~Ethics accounts daring to be opposed to
10   2, 133|      Philosopher (Ethic. ii) accounts meanness a special ~vice
11   3, 16 |     ch. 10] it is said: "God accounts ~nothing a wrong which is
12   3, 31 |   seems therefore that their accounts of Christ's genealogy do
13   3, 59 |   His human ~nature on three accounts. First, because of His likeness
14   3, 80 |     forbids Communion on two accounts. ~The first of these is