Part, Question

 1   2, 28  | together, so as to be hard ~to pierce. But it belongs to love
 2   2, 68  |       evil," and Ps. 118:120: "Pierce Thou my flesh ~with Thy
 3   2, 8   |     renders the mind unable to pierce into the heart ~of a thing.
 4   2, 8   |       gift of understanding to pierce with the mind the things
 5   2, 14  |       be sharp ~because it can pierce; so that a thing is called
 6   2, 14  |    being ~obtuse and unable to pierce. Now a bodily sense, by
 7   2, 14  |       of metaphor, ~is said to pierce the medium, in so far as
 8   2, 18  |        written (Ps. 118:120): "Pierce Thou my flesh with ~Thy
 9   2, 139 |    according to Ps. ~118:120: "Pierce Thou my flesh with Thy fear."
10   3, 27  |     Thy own soul a sword shall pierce") says that the Blessed
11 Suppl, 72|  rising from the earth cannot ~pierce the entire sphere of fire