Part, Question

 1   2, 102|        But the ashes of the red heifer [*Cf. Heb. 9:13] which was ~
 2   2, 102|       gone astray like a wanton heifer": and this was, perhaps,
 3   2, 102|        the sacrifice of the red heifer.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[102] A[
 4   2, 103|       oxen, and the ~ashes of a heifer, being sprinkled, sanctify
 5   2, 105|      nearest city "shall take a heifer of ~the herd, that hath
 6   2, 105|     strike off the head of the ~heifer."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[105]
 7   2, 105|      Secondly, the owner of the heifer was ~indemnified for the
 8   2, 105|  Thirdly, the place, where ~the heifer was slain, remained uncultivated.
 9   2, 105|       Because the ~slaying of a heifer, which is a useful animal
10   2, 105| betokened by the fact that the ~heifer after being slain was left
11   2, 105|       Para. 2/2~Mystically, the heifer taken from the herd signifies
12   2, 105|        revolt. The fact of ~the heifer being killed in an uncultivated