Part, Question

 1   1, 98 |      to correspond to that of ~infancy. But in the state of innocence
 2   1, 98 |    have been such weakness in ~infancy.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[99] A[
 3   1, 98 |    acts befitting the state of infancy, such ~as suckling, and
 4   1, 98 |       which befit the state of infancy; as ~is clear from his preceding
 5   2, 63 | written (Job 31:18): ~"From my infancy mercy grew up with me; and
 6   2, 102|     its ~dam," i.e. during His infancy. Or else it signifies that
 7   2, 187|     until having grown out of ~infancy we leave our mother's milk
 8   3, 27 |  himself (Job 31:18): "From my infancy mercy ~grew up with me;
 9   3, 29 |        by ~him. But during His infancy it behooved the malice of
10   3, 36 |        Salvatoris that in His ~infancy Christ worked many miracles.
11   3, 39 |    thirtieth year, but even in infancy. ~Therefore it seems that
12   3, 39 |      subject to the defects of infancy. But when He attained to ~