Part, Question

1   1, 107 |     powers ~hostile powers are repulsed; and the principalities
2   2, 43  |      that its effect cannot be repulsed. It may happen, ~however,
3   3, 21  | slightly pressing trial may be repulsed."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[21] A[
4   3, 41  |  Therefore He should not have ~repulsed him with a haughty rebuke,
5   3, 41  |        He was exasperated, and repulsed ~him, saying, "Begone, Satan":
6 Suppl, 47|  stronger being that cannot be repulsed," it would seem that consent ~
7 Suppl, 55|  marriage, and sometimes he is repulsed. This is ~made clear by
8 Suppl, 55|     without doubt he should be repulsed as open to ~suspicion, unless