Part, Question

1   2, 84  |            least, one sixtieth, in lieu of ~first-fruits." Hence
2   2, 86  |          obligation be ~imposed in lieu of that which was to have
3   3, 30  |            consent was besought in lieu of that of the entire human ~
4 Suppl, 71|      offered by one is accepted in lieu of ~another's.~Aquin.: SMT
5 Suppl, 71|    punishment of one undertaken in lieu of another is credited to
6 Suppl, 72|     satisfactions of the living in lieu of the dead: and accordingly
7 Suppl, 72| burning-glass; for at that time in lieu ~of glasses there will be
8 Suppl, 72|            of any creature, but in lieu of being cleansed they will