Part, Question

 1   2, 64  | whatever certain people have in superabundance is due, by ~natural law,
 2   2, 87  |      contrary causes, by way of superabundance and defect. It is in this
 3   2, 102 |        this will belong to the ~superabundance of perfection; provided,
 4   2, 184 |    being any necessity, through superabundance of charity. ~Thirdly, a
 5   3, 46  |          sight may suffer from ~superabundance of the visible object. In
 6 Suppl, 26|   derives its efficacy from the superabundance of the ~Church's merits.
 7 Suppl, 26|       congregation without some superabundance ~of merits. Therefore every
 8 Suppl, 40|     Further, the hair signifies superabundance, because it grows from ~
 9 Suppl, 40|     Church should cast ~off all superabundance. Therefore they should shave
10 Suppl, 67|       OBJ 3: Our Lord shows the superabundance of the New Law over the ~