Part, Question

1   2, 24  |     But the angels are not our companions; we ~cannot even see them.
2   2, 34  |       Ep. cvii): "Let her have companions, ~so that she may learn
3   2, 112 |     manner known ~and unknown, companions and strangers." Therefore
4   2, 127 | hearing of the valor of Judas' companions, and the greatness of ~courage [
5   2, 141 |      De Affectibus] that "the ~companions of temperance are gravity,
6   3, 44  |     the air, Dionysius and his companions were ~considerably astonished
7 Suppl, 92|     the young maidens, and the companions of the ~bridegroom": and
8 Suppl, 92|       that "the angels are the companions of the ~bridegroom." Since
9 Suppl, 95|       comforted by having many companions in their ~punishment."~Aquin.: