Part, Question

1   2, 30 |         to whom it is proper to devise something as good and ~suitable,
2   2, 48 |        what done openly, nor to devise ~the means of hiding; and
3   2, 95 |       man can use his reason to devise means of ~satisfying his
4   2, 101| necessary ~on the other hand to devise many means of repressing
5   2, 37 |         no schism that does not devise ~some heresy for itself,
6   2, 45 |        sort of graving, and to ~devise ingeniously [prudenter]
7   2, 53 |        deceit," but ~this is to devise deceits, according to Ps.
8   2, 53 |      some evil deed, must needs devise ~certain ways of attaining