Part, Question
1 1, 3 | attributed to ~God by some sort of parallel. He is spoken
2 1, 3 | of a thing to be in some sort ~composite; because at least
3 1, 4 | sun's heat may be in some ~sort spoken of as like the sun,
4 1, 4 | but only according to some sort of ~analogy; as existence
5 1, 4 | that creatures are in some sort ~like God, it must nowise
6 1, 4 | be spoken of as in some sort like God; but not that ~
7 1, 5 | is good simply - in ~such sort that even in its primal
8 1, 5 | actuality, it is in some sort good, and ~even in its complete
9 1, 5 | complete actuality, it in some sort has being.~Aquin.: SMT FP
10 1, 5 | in each one of them some sort of being is ~desired. And
11 1, 5 | every act implies some ~sort of perfection; and perfection
12 1, 5 | because ~they would be in some sort good if they subsisted;
13 1, 5 | because even sense is a sort of reason, just as is every
14 1, 5 | action, or something of the sort; for ~everything, in so
15 1, 5 | deprives a thing of some sort ~of being, as blindness
16 1, 42 | nature or form: to ~this sort of quantity we allude when
17 1, 43 | Son is the Word, not any sort of word, but ~one Who breathes
18 1, 48 | to good, but not from any sort of evil, for from ~blindness
19 1, 54 | Nom. iv) that there is a sort of ~"perverted phantasy"
20 1, 63 | nor anything of the like sort; yet he is proud and envious."~
21 1, 69 | receiving from the ~firmament a sort of distinction and order (
22 1, 74 | that follow to mean some sort of distinction in bodies ~
23 1, 75 | life," or anything of that ~sort, "is a participator of existence,"
24 1, 76 | air, or something of that sort - maintained ~that nothing
25 1, 76 | form of a stone, or of any sort of ~soul.~Aquin.: SMT FP
26 1, 77 | wound or something of that sort; ~while it senses some things
27 1, 77 | emanation involves some sort of movement. But nothing
28 1, 42 | nature or form: to ~this sort of quantity we allude when
29 1, 43 | Son is the Word, not any sort of word, but ~one Who breathes
30 1, 49 | to good, but not from any sort of evil, for from ~blindness
31 1, 55 | Nom. iv) that there is a sort of ~"perverted phantasy"
32 1, 64 | nor anything of the like sort; yet he is proud and envious."~
33 1, 70 | receiving from the ~firmament a sort of distinction and order (
34 1, 73 | that follow to mean some sort of distinction in bodies ~
35 1, 74 | life," or anything of that ~sort, "is a participator of existence,"
36 1, 75 | air, or something of that sort - maintained ~that nothing
37 1, 75 | form of a stone, or of any sort of ~soul.~Aquin.: SMT FP
38 1, 76 | wound or something of that sort; ~while it senses some things
39 1, 76 | emanation involves some sort of movement. But nothing
40 1, 77 | the form apprehended; this sort of appetite ~requires a
41 1, 77 | cogitative," which by some sort of ~collation discovers
42 1, 78 | powers, and practice in this sort ~of operation; since through
43 1, 82 | by which a man has some sort of relation to an act. And ~
44 1, 84 | equally true; in fact, every sort of apprehension.~Aquin.:
45 1, 90 | breath of life," are a sort of exposition of what goes
46 1, 92 | far as it ~possesses any sort of likeness to God, participates
47 1, 102 | be the case unless some sort of ~providence directed
48 1, 113 | to ~know of someone, what sort of a man he is as to knowledge,
49 1, 113 | inasmuch as one can know what sort of man someone is, ~according
50 1, 113 | times something of this sort seems to be effected by
51 1, 116 | opposition, or something of the sort, ~from which the intellect
52 2, 2 | invented, that it might be a ~sort of guarantee for the acquisition
53 2, 13 | not mean that ~choice is a sort of knowledge, but that there
54 2, 18 | by death. And since this sort of privation leaves ~something,
55 2, 19 | proper image; ~or by some sort of additional revelation.~
56 2, 21 | retribution to himself, by a sort of resemblance, in so ~far
57 2, 24 | partake of reason in some sort" (Ethic. i, 13).~Aquin.:
58 2, 43 | disposition, is a habit or any sort of disposition by reason
59 2, 50 | brutes are ~disposed by a sort of custom to do things in
60 2, 50 | same time as act, being a ~sort of medium between the two,
61 2, 54 | eclipses, or something of the sort; ~while the former proves
62 2, 56 | having habits of the latter sort, man is said simply to do ~
63 2, 59 | reason. ~Now nothing of this sort can be a virtue: since virtue
64 2, 64 | Consequently, in ~things of this sort, evil consists in discordance
65 2, 87 | return except he pay some sort of ~penal compensation,
66 2, 88 | venial sin, is due some sort of ignorance or weakness,
67 2, 88 | become ~perfect, by some sort of addition: and, consequently,
68 2, 93 | OBJ 2: With regard to any sort of word, two points may
69 2, 100 | mode of virtue is in some ~sort regarded both by human and
70 2, 101 | which is effected by a sort of consecration either of
71 2, 101 | its vessels had. But by a sort ~of consequence they were
72 2, 102 | rites, used garments of this sort, made ~of various materials.
73 2, 103 | of these ceremonies was a sort of profession, inasmuch
74 2, 105 | was, however, a restricted sort of exile: for it is ~written
75 2, 109 | son of promise, in such sort that whilst the noise of ~
76 2, 20 | to prudence, but also a sort of kindred vice, alike,
77 2, 21 | shows reverence to God, is a sort of ~genus in respect of
78 2, 45 | that he knew "to grave all sort of graving, and to ~devise
79 2, 76 | to anyone, to demand some sort of compensation as condition ~
80 2, 86 | other things are added as a sort of ~confirmation of the
81 2, 142 | from people of the better sort who are ~sometimes not connected
82 2, 142 | 1: People of the better sort make us ashamed for the
83 2, 184 | property appears to be a sort of ruining of one's self,
84 2, 185 | Apostle commanded? What sort of perverseness is this,
85 2, 186 | oper. ~Monach. xvii): "What sort of perverseness is this,
86 3, 4 | assumed by God, in such sort that there is another besides ~
87 3, 15 | not, indeed, in such sort that He ~had sin, but that
88 3, 16 | above (A[1]), yet in such sort that it pertains to God ~
89 3, 21 | of the Father, in such sort as to bear in mind that
90 3, 31 | there was nothing of this ~sort, from which Christ's body
91 3, 31 | perfection, as being, in a sort, the terminus of all numbers
92 3, 40 | soul, by the use of any sort of foods considered not
93 3, 41 | devil, He acted in such sort that He was seen by none."~
94 3, 42 | some things so bad that no sort ~of human modesty can bear
95 3, 44 | work miracles, he had a sort of conjectural suspicion
96 3, 46 | subject in servitude by a sort ~of violence. Therefore
97 3, 48 | money or anything of the sort, but by ~bestowing what
98 3, 50 | and other things of the sort; in ~another way, the complete
99 3, 50 | salvation. For death is a sort of privation, since it is
100 3, 55 | employed to designate any sort "of reason in confirmation ~
101 3, 55 | perceptions He is, in some sort, ascended unto the Father,
102 3, 55 | sepulchre, that ~is, into some sort of walled enclosure, and
103 3, 64 | be united to him by some sort of motion: for a workman ~
104 3, 66 | faith"; and Baptism is a sort of protestation of faith;
105 3, 75 | according to movements of any sort, ~but according to the first
106 3, 80 | actors, or others of the sort, or to apostates, after
107 3, 83 | But if anything of the sort happen after the ~consecration,
108 3, 84 | of the unhealthy. What ~sort of a physician is he who
109 Suppl, 23| impossible without ~some sort of communication. Therefore
110 Suppl, 94| every man's work, of what ~sort it is." Therefore neither
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