Part, Question

 1   2, 44  | inhabitants of a city, when ~seized with fear, leave the outskirts,
 2   2, 55  |   OBJ 1: That which is first seized by the intellect is being: ~
 3   2, 79  |     Him, and afterwards were seized with ~compunction, and converted,
 4   2, 38  |    or to restore what it has seized unjustly."~Aquin.: SMT SS
 5   2, 64  |       common goods they have seized upon, are like to those
 6   2, 92  |     not wrong for one who is seized in ~time of persecution
 7   3, 30  |   great and darksome ~horror seized upon him." But by being
 8   3, 44  |    wait for Him, and was not seized by ~them, shows the power
 9   3, 48  |   man who ~has treacherously seized another's property shall
10 Suppl, 70|      of this apprehension is seized with fear and sorrow, in ~
11 Suppl, 93|    when, to wit, a person is seized by a persecutor and ~interrogated