Part, Question

1   3, 67  |       that, Christ is the chief Baptizer, according to Jn. 1:33: "
2   3, 67  |   laymen ~(A[3], ad 1). But the baptizer herself would sin, as also
3   3, 67  |        sin grievously, both the baptizer and the baptized, and thus
4   3, 67  |       there parity ~between the baptizer and the baptized; since
5   3, 67  |     baptized; since Christ, the baptizer in ~chief, is one: while
6   3, 72  | included; and the person of the baptizer is expressed ~in the words: "
7 Suppl, 51|        by the ~intention of the baptizer, but by the material element
8 Suppl, 56|       creature of ~God Whom the baptizer represents. And yet he cannot
9 Suppl, 71|         the doer whether of the baptizer or ~of the baptized, it