Part, Question

 1   1, 60  |         can ~such natural love be stripped from the wicked angels,
 2   1, 61  |         can ~such natural love be stripped from the wicked angels,
 3   2, 85  |        the corruption of sin, was stripped of his gifts, ~and wounded
 4   2, 64  |         commanded']. . . and they stripped ~the Egyptians." Therefore
 5   2, 116 |         of whom we read in Mk. 5, stripped himself, the covetous ~man
 6   2, 122 |       imprisonment, exile, ~being stripped of one's goods, as mentioned
 7   2, 182 |    suffering ~"with joy the being stripped of" their "own goods" [*
 8   3, 49  |        through ~his just will has stripped himself of what he ought
 9   3, 83  | reasonable,' ~i.e. that we may be stripped of our animal sense; 'acceptable,'
10 Suppl, 75|         be some who will never be stripped of the body by ~death, but
11 Appen1, 1|       qualities of souls that are stripped ~of their bodies, according