Part, Question

1   1, 23 |     their stead." Thus men are substituted in the place of ~the fallen
2   1, 23 |        of the Jews. He who is ~substituted for another in the state
3   1, 83 |       ideas defended by Plato, substituted the types of all ~creatures
4   1, 118|  consumed, and other matter is substituted in its place.~Aquin.: SMT
5   2, 103| probably quoting from memory, ~substituted them for 2:21, which runs
6   3, 45 |      shape and countenance, or substituted an imaginary or aerial body
7   3, 60 |     the body, one thing can be substituted for another which happens
8   3, 60 |     the soul, can one thing be substituted ~for another when this happens
9   3, 75 |        the First Article; ~and substituted another division of the