Part, Question

 1   1, 12  |  speaks as one inquiring, and conditionally. This ~appears from what
 2   1, 94  |       virtuous man, but only ~conditionally; as being so disposed that
 3   2, 13  |       but from such as are so conditionally; as, for ~instance, "If
 4   2, 114 |     of final grace, but only "conditionally," ~i.e. if he perseveres.
 5   3, 21  |     willed not absolutely but conditionally [secundum ~quid] - that
 6 Suppl, 43|   ways, namely absolutely, or conditionally. Absolutely, in four ways: ~
 7 Suppl, 43| however, this promise be made conditionally, we must draw a ~distinction;
 8 Suppl, 47|     obligation is undertaken ~conditionally, and holds so long as the
 9 Suppl, 61|       power of the other, but conditionally, ~provided neither consort
10 Suppl, 71|      an object of merit, but ~conditionally as it were: hence the argument
11 Suppl, 89|  speaks as one inquiring and ~conditionally. This appears from what