Part, Question

 1   2, 81 |     also clear from the very style employed by the ~Church
 2   2, 166| there is no virtue about the style ~of outward movements.~Aquin.:
 3   2, 166| pertains to ~virtue. Now the style of outward movements pertains
 4   2, 166|  there is a virtue about the style of outward movement.~Aquin.:
 5   2, 166|     inclined to this or that style of outward movement, nevertheless
 6   2, 166|      censurable to study the style of one's outward ~movements,
 7   2, 174| Hebrews is more ~graceful in style than the other epistles,
 8   2, 174|    the grace and elegance of style which human art adds to
 9   3, 58 |   definable by limit. But we style, as the Father's right hand, ~
10   3, 58 |     Orth. iv): that "what we style ~as the Father's right hand,