Part, Question

 1   1, 11  |     understand ~divided things to convey the idea of multitude except
 2   1, 17  |           false inasmuch ~as they convey the likeness of things that
 3   2, 102 |         are employed in order to ~convey that particular meaning;
 4   2, 41  |          are to ~be understood to convey, not the absolute, but the
 5   2, 171 |           letters of the alphabet convey various ideas ~to the understanding,
 6   3, 60  |          to the sense ~which they convey, as stated above (A[7],
 7   3, 78  |         Pope Innocent III seem to convey the same sense (De ~Sacr.
 8 Suppl, 26|          Therefore such a one can convey nothing to others by ~granting
 9 Suppl, 29| catechumens are anointed does not convey ~the remission of sins to
10 Suppl, 83|      light from the sun, and will convey the variety of ~colors to