Part, Question

 1   1, 104 |       nature, as is clear in the ebb and flow of the tide, which ~
 2   1, 109 |         forms; for instance, the ebb and flow of the sea ~does
 3   2, 2   |        moves round the centre by ebb and flow. In like ~manner
 4 Suppl, 72|          will cease (such as the ebb ~and flow of the sea, and
 5 Suppl, 77|          material therein it may ebb ~and flow. And thus the
 6 Suppl, 77| nutrimental humor is ~subject to ebb and flow the restoration
 7 Suppl, 77|         they are ~indifferent to ebb and flow: so that we are
 8 Suppl, 77|         certain parts are on the ebb and others are being restored
 9 Suppl, 77|   identity, ~as neither does the ebb and flow of parts.~Aquin.:
10 Suppl, 77|       permanent in the body but ~ebb and flow, as stated in De
11 Suppl, 77|     matter, which remain not but ebb and flow, rise again, either