Part, Question

1001 Suppl, 57|              adopt anyone, except by special permission of the sovereign.~
1002 Suppl, 59|         religion, which makes a very special profession of humility. ~
1003 Suppl, 59|      fornication and unbelief have a special ~contrariety to the goods
1004 Suppl, 64|            one is bound to fulfill a special duty towards a temporal ~
1005 Suppl, 68|           case of adultery), and by ~special indulgence and dispensation
1006 Suppl, 69|       unbelievers, and to ~receive a special sign of faith: for which
1007 Suppl, 71|       suffrages avail those for whom special suffrages ~are not offered,
1008 Suppl, 71|              not offered, as much as special and general suffrages together
1009 Suppl, 71|         Church which has appointed a special Mass for the dead.~Aquin.:
1010 Suppl, 71|      ordinance in appointing certain special prayers for ~certain persons
1011 Suppl, 71|           are more inclined to offer special than ~common suffrages,
1012 Suppl, 71|       moreover, it is made clear why special suffrages are ~appointed
1013 Suppl, 71|       suffrages avail those for whom special suffrages are not ~offered,
1014 Suppl, 71|             not ~offered, as much as special suffrages avail those for
1015 Suppl, 71|       suffrages avail those for whom special ~suffrages are not offered,
1016 Suppl, 71|              not offered, as much as special suffrages avail those for ~
1017 Suppl, 71|             as ~much as one for whom special suffrages are offered. Therefore
1018 Suppl, 71|             as much as the latter by special ~and general suffrages.~
1019 Suppl, 71|         afford as much assistance as special ~and general suffrages together.~
1020 Suppl, 71|         eligible than one. Therefore special ~suffrages, together with
1021 Suppl, 71|        consequently one for whom the special suffrages are not ~offered
1022 Suppl, 71|            no doubt that general and special suffrages ~together avail
1023 Suppl, 71|          from general, together with special ~suffrages, an equal profit
1024 Suppl, 71|              a poor man derives from special ~suffrages alone; for although
1025 Suppl, 71|          says that a person for whom special ~suffrages are offered obtains
1026 Suppl, 71|      Nevertheless, if any thing from special suffrages be left over for
1027 Suppl, 72|          their ~patronage in certain special cases, for instance to Saint
1028 Suppl, 74|       resurrection, this has been by special privilege of grace, and
1029 Suppl, 74|             in glory as regards all, special mention ~being made of the
1030 Suppl, 75|              to certain persons by a special ~privilege of grace. For
1031 Suppl, 79|               is determined to some ~special active principle, since
1032 Suppl, 80|          accidents ~in that it has a special reason of individuality
1033 Suppl, 85|              by the Law." Hence in a special way something ~will be said
1034 Suppl, 86|             2: Considered under this special aspect the words addressed
1035 Suppl, 89|             sight is determined to a special ~object, for instance by
1036 Suppl, 93|              Hence where ~there is a special kind of conflict, there
1037 Suppl, 93|          conflict, there should be a special crown. Now ~in certain works
1038 Suppl, 93|             certain works there is a special kind of conflict. Therefore
1039 Suppl, 93|            Therefore they ~deserve a special kind of crown, which we
1040 Suppl, 93|              in the Church militant ~special rewards are given to those
1041 Suppl, 93|           given to those who perform special deeds, for ~instance a crown
1042 Suppl, 93|             Further, fruit denotes a special reward. Now the reward assigned ~
1043 Suppl, 93|             married persons is not a special reward, because ~all who
1044 Suppl, 93|          Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, a special reward is not due to that
1045 Suppl, 93|          Para. 1/1~OBJ 5: Further, a special reward is not due to that
1046 Suppl, 93|             it would seem that some ~special reward is due to virginity,
1047 Suppl, 93|           notable kind of victory, a special crown ~is due. Wherefore
1048 Suppl, 93|         spirit," etc. (Gal. 5:17), a special crown called the aureole ~
1049 Suppl, 93|            changed, virginity has a ~special beauty of its own, and consequently
1050 Suppl, 93|              own, and consequently a special reward is assigned ~to it.~
1051 Suppl, 93|            intercourse: wherefore no special reward would be ~given for
1052 Suppl, 93|     martyrdom the ~strife presents a special difficulty. Therefore a
1053 Suppl, 93|              difficulty. Therefore a special aureole is due ~thereto.~
1054 Suppl, 93|        without. Wherefore, just as a special crown, which ~we call an
1055 Suppl, 93|            the virtues, ~wherefore a special aureole is not due to it.~
1056 Appen2, 1|      argument considers the point of special dispensation ~and not that