Part, Question

1   1, 83|          early philosophers, who inquired into the natures of things, ~
2   2, 14|        present themselves to be ~inquired into by means of counsel.~
3   2, 2 |  ignorance that John the Baptist inquired ~of Christ's advent in the
4   2, 2 |       xxxvi in Matth.), that he ~inquired, not as though ignorant
5   2, 93|          to Saul when the latter inquired of the ~woman that had a
6   2, 93|          on Lk. 8:30, "Our Lord ~inquired, not through ignorance,
7   2, 93| divination, shuffling arrows; he inquired of the idols, and consulted ~
8   3, 10|          answer that, When it is inquired whether Christ knows all
9   3, 36|         which he had diligently ~inquired from the wise men": so that