Part, Question

 1   2, 52 |       be executed more or less speedily or readily. In like ~manner,
 2   2, 102|      pressed them to go forth ~speedily, as related in Ex. 12:33;
 3   2, 108|       but he will attain more ~speedily thereto by giving up the
 4   2, 113|  stronger the agent, the more ~speedily is the matter disposed.
 5   2, 11 |       because sentence is ~not speedily pronounced against the evil,
 6   2, 81 |        or in order to show how speedily they are ~heard, since no
 7   2, 81 |   ashamed and be troubled very speedily [*Vulg.: ~'Let them be turned
 8   2, 165|      me see my weakness, didst speedily admonish me, ~I become foolishly
 9   3, 47 |       that they might die more speedily; "but after they ~were come
10   3, 53 | necessary that He should ~rise speedily, and that His Resurrection
11   3, 80 |  sacraments; but if they pass ~speedily, like the uncleanness of