Part, Question

 1   2, 11  |        the whole earth was laid waste by its flame."~Aquin.: SMT
 2   2, 133 |        be called ~"consumptio" [waste].~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[135]
 3   2, 133 | Accordingly, then, the vice of ~waste is opposed to meanness in
 4   2, 184 |        Ethic. iv, 1) that "the ~waste of property appears to be
 5   3, 51  |        But it seems to savor of waste that in order to ~bury Christ
 6   3, 77  |        repair owing to constant waste: and yet a man could be
 7   3, 79  |         to make good the daily ~waste caused by the action of
 8 Suppl, 77|     intended to make up for the waste. Now after ~the resurrection
 9 Suppl, 77|   resurrection there will be no waste. Therefore the body will
10 Suppl, 77|        body not ~to make up for waste, but to restore the integrity
11 Suppl, 77|       but serves to make up for waste by nourishing. and this
12 Suppl, 78|         directed to make up for waste, and to increase quantity.
13 Suppl, 78|      death be any more, nor any waste affect the parts of man.