Part, Question

 1   1, 70  |        their local ~movement, as separating one from another; so the
 2   1, 71  |        their local ~movement, as separating one from another; so the
 3   1, 92  |      whole of the soul, without ~separating the process of reasoning
 4   2, 11  |         excommunicating him and ~separating him from the Church, and
 5   2, 18  |          we revere God and avoid separating ourselves from Him. Hence, ~
 6   2, 37  |        to have had a reason for ~separating from the Church."~Aquin.:
 7   2, 37  |         a twofold sin: first by ~separating himself from communion with
 8   3, 50  |       can set the soul aside, by separating the soul ~from itself, because
 9 Suppl, 37|          cleanses ~outwardly, by separating even in the body the good
10 Suppl, 50|          of too great a distance separating them, and thus we have ~"
11 Suppl, 72|       the ~parts of the world by separating them from one another. Now
12 Suppl, 72| efficacious in ~cleansing and in separating by a process of rarefaction.~