Part, Question

 1   1, 65  |  simply ~evil. For they do not reflect that what is in some way
 2   1, 66  |  simply ~evil. For they do not reflect that what is in some way
 3   2, 9   |        be healed, he begins to reflect how this can be attained,
 4   2, 11  |  Further, the acts of the will reflect on one another; for I will ~
 5   2, 35  |        The will and the reason reflect on their own acts, inasmuch ~
 6   2, 48  |        to those members ~which reflect more distinctly the emotions
 7   2, 47  |      Fourthly, we should often reflect on the ~things we wish to
 8   2, 47  |     nature": wherefore when we reflect on a thing ~frequently,
 9   2, 132 |       do something which ~will reflect honor on the whole state:
10   2, 166 |         so our very fun should reflect ~something of an upright
11   3, 1   | Incarnation of Christ, we must reflect that, as Augustine says ~(
12   3, 25  |        honor shown to them may reflect on their Master." ~Consequently,
13 Suppl, 79|        the sun's rays does not reflect the ~image of a body opposite