Part, Question

 1   2, 17  |       verb in the ~indicative mood, as when one person says
 2   2, 17  |       verb in the ~imperative mood; as when it is said to someone: "
 3   2, 74  |  expressed in the ~indicative mood: in this way "maledicere"
 4   2, 74  |      verbs in the ~imperative mood. Thirdly, "speaking" is
 5   2, 74  |      the verb in the optative mood.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[76] A[
 6   3, 78  |  sacrament if the ~imperative mood were employed, so as to
 7   3, 78  |        verb of the indicative mood and present time. But in
 8   3, 78  |      a verb in the imperative mood, as in Gn. 1:3: "Let ~there
 9 Suppl, 29|   expressed in the indicative mood, as in the ~sacraments just
10 Suppl, 29|       words in the indicative mood, which some are wont to ~
11 Suppl, 34| should not use the imperative mood by saying: "Do" or ~"Receive"
12 Suppl, 34|      employing the imperative mood.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[34] A[
13 Suppl, 34|      employing the imperative mood. For]* although ~the bishop