Part, Question
1 1, 5 | Therefore among the names signifying the divine ~causality, goodness
2 1, 5 | species, for ~definitions signifying species are like numbers,
3 1, 13 | univocally or equivocally as signifying God, by ~nature, by participation,
4 1, 13 | nouns are applied to God ~signifying substance with quality.
5 1, 13 | names applied to God, or signifying His relation ~to creatures
6 1, 13 | consequently, but not as ~signifying the essence, either directly
7 1, 13 | operator, therefore names signifying relations following upon
8 1, 13 | conceived in idea. Hence no name signifying any ~individual thing is
9 1, 13 | give them concrete names signifying a nature ~existing in some "
10 1, 13 | giving a name to ~the sun as signifying this individual thing.~Aquin.:
11 1, 13 | For this name "God," as ~signifying the true God, includes the
12 1, 29 | definition of ~person, as signifying the singular in the genus
13 1, 29 | rational nature" is added, as signifying the singular in rational ~
14 1, 29 | also called by three names ~signifying a reality - that is, "a
15 1, 29 | to God in the sense ~of signifying self-subsistence. There
16 1, 33 | is not ~properly a name signifying a Person.~Aquin.: SMT FP
17 1, 34 | the vocal sound itself, signifying the interior concept, is ~
18 1, 34 | taken strictly in God, as signifying the concept of the ~intellect.
19 1, 39 | genitives are required, one ~signifying the form, and the other
20 1, 39 | the form, and the other signifying the determination of the ~
21 1, 39 | multitude. So if the ~names signifying such a form are substantives,
22 1, 39 | seems proper to the Son, as signifying "a thing from another";
23 1, 40 | relation only, but not as ~signifying the subsisting person; for
24 1, 41 | 1~OBJ 3: Further, terms signifying the essence in God, are
25 1, 45 | the term of creation as signifying a ~change, but is the subject
26 1, 48 | way it is considered as signifying the entity of a thing, ~
27 1, 39 | genitives are required, one ~signifying the form, and the other
28 1, 39 | the form, and the other signifying the determination of the ~
29 1, 39 | multitude. So if the ~names signifying such a form are substantives,
30 1, 39 | seems proper to the Son, as signifying "a thing from another";
31 1, 40 | relation only, but not as ~signifying the subsisting person; for
32 1, 41 | 1~OBJ 3: Further, terms signifying the essence in God, are
33 1, 46 | the term of creation as signifying a ~change, but is the subject
34 1, 49 | way it is considered as signifying the entity of a thing, ~
35 1, 82 | divided against power, but as signifying a ~certain aptitude by which
36 1, 92 | as ~subsequent to it, as signifying some perfection in it, so
37 1, 92 | considered in another way, as signifying the expression and perfection
38 1, 94 | as a ~particular virtue, signifying a habit whereby a man makes
39 1, 94 | circumstance of virtue; signifying a ~certain uninterrupted
40 2, 61 | writers. For some take them as signifying certain ~general conditions
41 2, 67 | genus denotes ~the whole by signifying that which is material;
42 2, 67 | material; the difference, by ~signifying that which is formal; the
43 2, 67 | formal; the species, by signifying both. Thus, in man, the
44 2, 102 | elements), ~viz. of linen, signifying earth, because linen, i.e.
45 2, 102 | out of ~the earth; purple, signifying water, because the purple
46 2, 102 | found in the sea; violet, signifying air, because it ~has the
47 2, 102 | and scarlet twice dyed, signifying fire: and ~this because
48 2, 102 | God; scarlet twice dyed, signifying the twofold love of God ~
49 2, 102 | sweet-smelling incense was burnt, signifying the holiness ~of the people
50 2, 102 | were the ~pomegranates, signifying unity of faith and concord
51 2, 102 | prohibition is this: the kid, ~signifying Christ, on account of "the
52 2, 1 | OBJ 4: Hearing is of words signifying what is of faith, but not
53 2, 42 | with thy ~whole soul" as signifying the will, "with thy mind"
54 2, 81 | oris' ~(the mouth).] as signifying a beseeching or petition,
55 2, 81 | those who pray: but words signifying some object of devotion ~
56 2, 90 | applied for the purpose of signifying it. Now these things differ ~
57 2, 91 | signified, through the worship signifying something ~discordant therefrom:
58 2, 93 | same cause, so that by signifying the cause, in consequence
59 2, 120 | and not on the part of the signifying ~words, which are many.
60 2, 153 | understand continence as signifying ~that whereby a man resists
61 3, 16 | predication. For ~a word signifying the common nature in the
62 3, 16 | properly predicate a word signifying that nature in the concrete,
63 3, 16 | remote matter, the subject ~signifying one form and the predicate
64 3, 16 | of the different way of ~signifying; and we speak of the "Divine
65 3, 16 | there is added some word ~signifying human nature in the abstract,
66 3, 17 | supposita, ~but for two words signifying two natures in the concrete.
67 3, 22 | offered bread and wine, signifying, as Augustine says (Tract.
68 3, 28 | which applies the term signifying woman to those of the female ~
69 3, 35 | employed to stand for it, signifying ~the Divine Nature, and
70 3, 35 | and when a word is used signifying the human nature. ~Now,
71 3, 60 | ways for the purpose of signifying various mental concepts,
72 3, 61 | foreshadowing grace; ~the former as signifying the presence of grace,~
73 3, 64 | certain ~aptitude for the signifying of spiritual effects: but
74 3, 66 | reality signified and not signifying.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[66] A[
75 3, 70 | signified: not of circumcision signifying. And since ~Baptism operates
76 3, 74 | because this is adapted for signifying the effect of ~this sacrament,
77 3, 74 | wine is for the purpose of ~signifying the sharing of this sacrament
78 3, 78 | is expressed by the noun signifying ~the nature of the thing
79 3, 78 | which have power only of signifying and not of producing, as ~
80 Suppl, 18| is conferred. Thirdly, by signifying the Divine operation ~causing
81 Suppl, 29| together for the purpose of ~signifying or causing one thing, because
82 Suppl, 30| produce their effect by signifying it. Now ~Baptism signifies
83 Suppl, 36| called, the word "sacerdos" signifying ~dispenser of holy things [
84 Suppl, 40| their hair cut off, thus signifying their contempt of temporal
85 Suppl, 40| covers the shoulders, thereby signifying courage in the exercise
86 Suppl, 40| have the "narrow ~tunic," signifying the doctrine of Christ;
87 Suppl, 45| produce their effect by signifying ~it; hence they effect what
88 Suppl, 49| Further, in matrimony as signifying the union of Christ with
89 Suppl, 67| natural law, for the ~sake of signifying or showing some Divine mystery,
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