Part, Question

1   1, 36  |    power of the first cause joins the second cause to its ~
2   1, 37  |     medium between ~what it joins together, not something
3   1, 37  |     medium between ~what it joins together, not something
4   2, 2   |    His angels" [*St. Thomas joins Mk. 8:38 with Lk. 12:8 ~
5   2, 112 | greatest possible, since it joins us with our last ~end. Therefore
6   2, 112 | since, of its nature, grace joins man to the Highest Good,
7   2, 153 |  pleasure: thus the Apostle joins continence to chastity (
8   3, 83  | overcame." That at times he joins his hands, and bows down,
9 Suppl, 55| sometimes through ignorance joins such persons ~together,