Part, Question

 1   1, 51  |     and Fauns, whom the common folk call ~incubi, have often
 2   1, 52  |     and Fauns, whom the common folk call ~incubi, have often
 3   2, 98  |      of religious than that of folk living in the world. ~Aquin.:
 4   2, 2   |   explicitly, while the simple folk, under the veil of those
 5   2, 2   |        both learned and simple folk are bound to ~explicit faith
 6   2, 3   |       it seems that the simple folk are ~not bound to confess
 7   2, 47  |      others, especially by old folk who have acquired a sane
 8   3, 47  |    degree - namely, the common folk - who had not ~grasped the
 9   3, 66  | Because simple and ~unlettered folk need to be taught by some
10 Suppl, 93|     take precedence of married folk; but only those ~who in