Part, Question

 1   2, 70  |        ground, viz. "hundredfold, sixtyfold," and ~"thirtyfold." Therefore
 2   2, 70  |           OBJ 2: The hundredfold, sixtyfold, and thirtyfold fruits do
 3   2, 70  | contingency of ~widowhood, by the sixtyfold; and virginal contingency,
 4   2, 150 |           widowhood, to which the sixtyfold fruit is ascribed, and to
 5   2, 150 |         is given to martyrs, the ~sixtyfold to virgins, and the thirtyfold
 6 Suppl, 93|            fruit into thirtyfold, sixtyfold, and hundredfold. Now fruit
 7 Suppl, 93|          moon those who have the ~sixtyfold fruit; and to the stars
 8 Suppl, 93|      widowhood. But the excess of sixtyfold over thirtyfold ~is not
 9 Suppl, 93|      excess of a hundredfold over sixtyfold; neither in ~arithmetical
10 Suppl, 93|         continence of widows, the sixtyfold fruit; and to those who
11 Suppl, 93|            as widowhood is to the sixtyfold fruit, so is virginity ~
12 Suppl, 93|           to the aureole. Now the sixtyfold fruit is ~not due to every
13 Suppl, 93|        Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 6: The sixtyfold fruit is due, not to every