Part, Question

1   1, 90  |      keener sight, and a more acute hearing than man; namely, ~
2   2, 37  |   Consequently if the pain be acute, man is prevented at the ~
3   2, 37  | anything: indeed it can be so acute, that, as long as ~it lasts,
4   2, 14  |    the ~senses are said to be acute when they can perceive a
5   2, 14  |      a man is said to have an acute sense in connection with
6   2, 44  |    the wise man has the sense acute and penetrating.~Aquin.:
7   3, 46  |     the sufferer is, the more acute will ~the pain be. But the
8   3, 46  |       feeling pain, was most ~acute. His soul likewise, from
9 Suppl, 76|       sensitive power is more acute in him on ~account of the