Part, Question

501 Suppl, 56|             viii, 2) a carnal ~father gives his child three things,
502 Suppl, 58|             for this purpose that ~he gives the other party power over
503 Suppl, 58|           essential, because marriage gives ~each of the married parties
504 Suppl, 65|             contracts with a wife, he gives her the power ~of his body,
505 Suppl, 65|               In marriage the husband gives his wife power of his body, ~
506 Suppl, 66|        fornication with several women gives ~more evidence of incontinence
507 Suppl, 72|        Augustine (De Civ. Dei xx, 30) gives the ~following order of
508 Suppl, 75|           besides the elements, which gives a ~natural inclination to
509 Suppl, 81|              1~OBJ 4: Further, nature gives different animals instruments
510 Suppl, 81|           Reply OBJ 4: Even as nature gives to fleeter animals instruments
511 Suppl, 81|               the intervening mediums gives us the ratio of ~retardations
512 Suppl, 82|              soul, for thus it rather gives delight, but it disturbs
513 Suppl, 86|             word to lead a good life, gives him the right to ~judge
514 Suppl, 87|            Even as our friend's glory gives us pleasure, so the glory ~
515 Suppl, 87|             which is desired or which gives pleasure, ~and the aspect
516 Suppl, 88|         Further, the sun successively gives light to the various parts
517 Suppl, 89|             known, but is that which ~gives the knower the power to
518 Suppl, 92|             that which the bridegroom gives the ~bride is called "a
519 Suppl, 92|              bridegroom or his father gives the dowry ~instead of the
520 Suppl, 92|              OBJ 4: Further, fruition gives happiness. Now fruition
521 Suppl, 92|             dowry. ~Therefore a dowry gives happiness and thus beatitude
522 Suppl, 92|          dowry. But it ~is Christ Who gives spiritual dowries. Therefore
523 Suppl, 93|      martyrdom." ~Therefore martyrdom gives virginity its precedence
524 Suppl, 94|           light. But the fire of hell gives no light, hence the saying
525 Suppl, 94|            since in its own matter it gives no light; wherefore it ~
526 Suppl, 94|      Wherefore that the fire ~of hell gives no light is not sufficient
527 Suppl, 95|                 ad 1 where St. Thomas gives another answer].~Aquin.:
528 Suppl, 96|            breaks, and Whose honor he gives another, by placing his ~
529 Appen1, 1|             loss of Baptism." He also gives the reason why, although