Part, Question

 1   1, 68  |    entire ~heaven, whereby the continuance of generation is secured.
 2   1, 69  |    entire ~heaven, whereby the continuance of generation is secured.
 3   2, 105 | possessions, and to ensure the continuance of a ~definite distinction
 4   2, 32  |        afterwards, through the continuance of anger, man goes so far
 5   2, 135 |      that arises from the very continuance of the act: whereas ~constancy
 6   2, 135 |       difficulty arising from ~continuance of action is more intrinsic
 7   2, 135 |   considers, yet from its very continuance which perseverance regards. ~
 8   3, 84  |       its duration;~(9) Of its continuance;~(10) Whether it can be
 9   3, 84  |        this would ~prevent the continuance, not of habitual penance,
10 Suppl, 88|     perpetuated ~except by the continuance of the heavenly movement.