Part, Question

 1   1, 84  |     sensible causes we become ~acquainted with unknown effects, and
 2   2, 38  |    because knowledge makes man acquainted with many things that are
 3   2, 142 |          since they are better acquainted with our deeds: whereas
 4   3, 14  |      men, a man of sorrows and acquainted with infirmity, and His ~
 5   3, 15  |       as when a man is at once acquainted with what he ~already knows,
 6   3, 30  |    Dionysius, ~the angels were acquainted with the mystery of the
 7   3, 43  |          A man of sorrows and ~acquainted with infirmity." But the
 8   3, Note| Supplement was evidently well ~acquainted with the commentary on the
 9   3, Note|    probable that he was ~badly acquainted with the Summa Theologica.
10 Suppl, 6 |   fitting remedy, unless he be acquainted with the ~sin, which knowledge
11 Suppl, 84|       the defendant need to be acquainted with the ~matter on which
12 Suppl, 84|    know the sentence should be acquainted ~with the merits. Hence,