Part, Question

 1   2, 81  |        their ~children would be immune from the sin, but would
 2   2, 102 | wherefrom the priests had to be immune, signify the various vices
 3   2, 23  |     wills to ~move are rendered immune from sin, as much as He
 4   2, 85  |         that the clergy are not immune from the payment of tithes.~
 5   2, 155 |      she sets free are declared immune from all further punishment;
 6   3, 27  |    Virgin, who in her birth was immune from original sin.~Aquin.:
 7   3, 50  |       for ~since the Godhead is immune from death, assuredly death
 8 Suppl, 25|        indulgences might become immune from all debt of temporal ~
 9 Suppl, 79|         their impassibility are immune from natural alteration,
10 Suppl, 93|        to have been ~altogether immune from the inclination of
11 Suppl, 96|   sacraments of ~faith would be immune from eternal punishment.