Part, Question

 1   1, 9   | angels, besides their natural endowment of ~immutability of being,
 2   1, 94  |      gift, but a supernatural endowment of grace; for it ~is not
 3   2, 109 | proportion to its own proper ~endowment; and beyond which it is
 4   2, 185 |      any of the ~faithful any endowment whatsoever for their support,
 5   2, 185 |    can lawfully live on ~such endowment without working with their
 6   3, 5   |     to receive the law by the endowment of ~the habit of reason?
 7 Suppl, 92|  person whatever is called an endowment; thus a man who is ~proficient
 8 Suppl, 92|       ovid employed the word "endowment" (De Arte Amandi i, 538): "
 9 Suppl, 92| Amandi i, 538): "By ~whatever endowment thou canst please, strive
10 Suppl, 92|   Nevertheless, although this endowment is made by all the ~Persons,