Part, Question

1   1, 106|     speaks to God, either by consulting the Divine will ~of what
2   1, 106|    but they speak to Him by ~consulting Him about what ought to
3   2, 14 |     this reason we speak of ~consulting about future events, in
4   2, 74 | intent on contemplating and ~consulting the eternal law," as Augustine
5   2, 74 |     given to an act, without consulting the eternal law: since man
6   2, 74 |   intent on ~considering and consulting the eternal law." But mortal
7   2, 74 |   intent on contemplating or consulting the eternal law"; it ~contemplates
8   2, 8  | adheres by contemplating and consulting it, as Augustine states (
9   2, 93 | rather than have recourse to consulting the demons, yet does this