Part, Question

1   1, 76 |    to a body fitted ~to be a convenient organ of sense.~Aquin.:
2   1, 75 |    to a body fitted ~to be a convenient organ of sense.~Aquin.:
3   2, 79 | which are not right [Douay: 'convenient']," and a gloss ~comments
4   2, 104|      such a time as ~will be convenient to the benefactor. In fact,
5   2, 104|    if instead of choosing a ~convenient time, one wished to repay
6   2, 104|     should be conferred at a convenient time and ~one should no
7   2, 104|     no longer delay when the convenient time comes; and the same ~
8   2, 160|  those things which are not ~convenient." Therefore pride is not
9 Suppl, 6|       not because it is most convenient to fulfill them then ~(for