Part, Question

 1   1, 105 |  lowest ~grade, and are not conspicuous for science; and some also
 2   2, 102 |   made of brass, and to be ~conspicuous to all the people; and the
 3   2, 102 |    doctors, who ought to be conspicuous for their heavenly ~manner
 4   2, 152 |    sleep, the soul may have conspicuous merit on account of its
 5   2, 155 |     5): "Every good man is ~conspicuous for his clemency and meekness."
 6   2, 160 |    wishes ~to be singularly conspicuous."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[162]
 7   3, 27  | immunity from sin was to be conspicuous, it is to be ~believed that
 8   3, 72  |  ever ~covered, is the most conspicuous part of the human body.
 9   3, 72  |   on the forehead, as in a ~conspicuous place.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
10 Suppl, 87|   who judges should be more conspicuous than those who are ~judged.
11 Suppl, 91|    another they become more conspicuous. Wherefore in order that