Part, Question

 1   1, 63 |        the end of both; ~and He procures glory from both, saving
 2   1, 63 |      less frequency; for nature procures its ~effects either always,
 3   1, 64 | providence so disposes, that it procures ~the welfare of the inferior
 4   1, 64 |        the end of both; ~and He procures glory from both, saving
 5   1, 64 |      less frequency; for nature procures its ~effects either always,
 6   1, 65 | providence so disposes, that it procures ~the welfare of the inferior
 7   1, 116|         as is ~clear in one who procures knowledge by his own research;
 8   2, 2  |      because, by its means, ~he procures for himself the necessaries
 9   2, 20 |         good merely ~because it procures health. Wherefore there
10   2, 60 |         good of the Church, one procures its being conferred on a
11   2, 60 |   someone, for some undue cause procures its revocation, it is the
12   3, 35 |        was born, which movement procures for it the benefit of ~existence" [*
13   3, 79 |      from ~desire thereof a man procures grace whereby he is enabled