Part, Question

 1   1, 19  |      nothing to prevent anyone declaring his will about ~the same
 2   2, 17  |    order thus by intimating or declaring is an act of ~the reason.
 3   2, 17  |         but by intimating and ~declaring to another; and this is
 4   2, 102 |   their house doors, as though declaring that they were averse ~to
 5   2, 108 |     are ordered. Because after declaring ~that his end is Beatitude;
 6   2, 71  |       in so far, to wit, as by declaring ~the evils of another, he
 7   2, 107 |      believed one ~another, as declaring the truth one to another.
 8   2, 171 |        to wit, the prophets in declaring what they ~have seen speak
 9   3, 30  |       thy ~womb," etc.; and by declaring the dignity of the child
10   3, 75  |     for now by our ~Lord's own declaring and by our faith His flesh
11 Suppl, 18| absolving the ~penitent and by declaring him to be bound), but he
12 Suppl, 18|      save by not ~loosing, and declaring the penitent to be bound,