Part, Question

 1   1, 17  | respect to those things; ~thus gall is falsely honey; and tin,
 2   2, 94  |      Caesar relates ~(De Bello Gall. vi).~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[94]
 3   2, 66  |     Callist. I, Epist. ad omn. Gall. episc.]: ~"Although we
 4   2, 66  |    Callist. I, Epist. ad ~omn. Gall. episc.).~~
 5   2, 80  |           the wormwood and the gall," ~which refers to the Passion,
 6   2, 156 |    wrath [*'Fellea,' i.e. like gall. But in FS, Q[46], A[8],
 7   3, 39  |         Again, the dove has no gall. ~This refers to the gift
 8   3, 46  |        being given vinegar and gall to drink; in smell, by being ~
 9   3, 54  |        why not also the yellow gall?" that is, the gall proper; "
10   3, 54  |     yellow gall?" that is, the gall proper; "and ~why not the
11   3, 54  |         and ~why not the black gall?" that is, the bile, "with
12 Suppl, 89|  apprehends red ~honey and red gall, though it does not apprehend
13 Suppl, 89|     honey, for the ~redness of gall is more becoming to honey