Part, Question

1   1, 36 | proceed from the Son had ~not arisen, it was not necessary to
2   2, 89 |       first of all there had ~arisen in man's soul a movement
3   2, 1  |     the descent into hell had arisen among ~heretics, so that
4   2, 108|    lie, because obstacles had arisen which prevented ~him.~Aquin.:
5   3, 2  |       that two ~heresies have arisen with regard to the mystery
6   3, 3  |     this error would not have arisen if the Person of the Father ~
7   3, 80 |    above error seems to ~have arisen, through ignorance of the
8   3, 84 |     These errors seem to have arisen from a twofold source: first