Part, Question
1 1, 2 | incorporeal ~substances are not in space." Therefore I say that this
2 1, 8 | comprehends the ~entire space of the heavens in its sight.
3 1, 10 | indivisible thing in the whole space of ~time. Therefore eternity
4 1, 10 | taken for age, that is, a space of ~a thing's duration;
5 1, 46 | nothing," ~but also implies a space capable of holding a body
6 1, 46 | that there was no place or space before the world was.~Aquin.:
7 1, 52 | place, or that he occupies a space in the continuous; ~for
8 1, 53 | passes through intervening ~space?~(3) Whether the angel's
9 1, 53 | passes through intermediate space?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[53] A[
10 1, 53 | pass through intermediate ~space. For everything that passes
11 1, 53 | passes through a middle space first travels ~along a place
12 1, 53 | angel passes through middle space, he must ~reckon infinite
13 1, 53 | pass ~through intervening space.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[53] A[
14 1, 67 | through the intervening space before reaching the end: ~
15 1, 68 | is also used to ~denote a space of twenty-four hours). Other
16 1, 68 | is nothing, and called a space filled with air a vacuum.~
17 1, 68 | holds ~as one heaven all the space between the waters and the
18 1, 68 | Para. 4/6~But since this space contains two elements, namely,
19 1, 68 | Rabanus ~subdivides this space into four distinct heavens.
20 1, 75 | inasmuch as it does not occupy space ~by its bulk."~Aquin.: SMT
21 1, 47 | nothing," ~but also implies a space capable of holding a body
22 1, 47 | that there was no place or space before the world was.~Aquin.:
23 1, 53 | place, or that he occupies a space in the continuous; ~for
24 1, 54 | passes through intervening ~space?~(3) Whether the angel's
25 1, 54 | passes through intermediate space?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[53] A[
26 1, 54 | pass through intermediate ~space. For everything that passes
27 1, 54 | passes through a middle space first travels ~along a place
28 1, 54 | angel passes through middle space, he must ~reckon infinite
29 1, 54 | pass ~through intervening space.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[53] A[
30 1, 68 | through the intervening space before reaching the end: ~
31 1, 69 | is also used to ~denote a space of twenty-four hours). Other
32 1, 69 | is nothing, and called a space filled with air a vacuum.~
33 1, 69 | holds ~as one heaven all the space between the waters and the
34 1, 69 | Para. 4/6~But since this space contains two elements, namely,
35 1, 69 | Rabanus ~subdivides this space into four distinct heavens.
36 1, 74 | inasmuch as it does not occupy space ~by its bulk."~Aquin.: SMT
37 1, 83 | does not transcend time and space. If, therefore, our intellect
38 1, 101 | that is, to the middle space of the air, ~where rain,
39 2, 8 | passes through the middle space, and arrives at the terminus.
40 2, 8 | means are a kind of middle space, through which one arrives
41 2, 8 | tends ~through the middle space to the terminus. But the
42 2, 8 | to the end, as the middle space is to the terminus. Therefore
43 2, 8 | means are as the middle ~space, and the end, as the terminus.
44 2, 89 | sin venially during that space of time, however short it
45 2, 113 | unseemly, both because a ~great space of time would be required
46 2, 23 | movement; but for a certain space of time nature ~works by
47 2, 31 | pass through the middle space. Now Our Lord wished the
48 2, 145 | harm. Now it ~is not a long space of time from the sixth hour
49 3, 33 | an instant, but during a ~space of time.~Aquin.: SMT TP
50 3, 33 | the Virgin's womb for the space of nine ~months: while the
51 3, 33 | perfectly formed in a shorter space of time, so after a ~shorter
52 3, 33 | time, so after a ~shorter space of time was it animated.~
53 3, 34 | conception, but after a space of time.~Aquin.: SMT TP
54 3, 42 | believe that in respect of space the world could not contain
55 3, 53 | performed within ~a short space of time.~Aquin.: SMT TP
56 3, 57 | must be commensurate with space, according to the division
57 3, 57 | except through the middle space, ~it seems that Christ could
58 3, 68 | subjected to proof for a space of time. ~Secondly, this
59 3, 68 | they require a certain space of time in order to be fully
60 Suppl, 58| the Church has fixed the space of three years ~in the same
61 Suppl, 61| words of the ~present, but a space of two months is allowed
62 Suppl, 72| regard to the intervening ~space, on account of the contact
63 Suppl, 72| towards the intervening space ~through the focusing together
64 Suppl, 72| rise to the summit of the space ~containing the four elements:
65 Suppl, 72| rise to the summit of the space occupied by ~the elements,
66 Suppl, 72| not reach the aforesaid space. Nor can the elements be ~
67 Suppl, 81| proportional, since any one space of time is proportional
68 Suppl, 81| for however distant the space to which it is moved, the ~
69 Suppl, 81| contrary, In local movement space. movement and time are equally ~
70 Suppl, 81| in Phys. vi, 4. Now the space traversed by ~a glorified
71 Suppl, 81| way in the intervening space. for since B is a place
72 Suppl, 81| that in the intervening space the part of Z which is in
73 Suppl, 81| can pass through the same space in less ~time than another,
74 Suppl, 81| no matter how short a space we may take.~Aquin.: SMT
75 Suppl, 81| the body which filled the space, and then if this body fill
76 Suppl, 81| body fill some other ~equal space it will move in as little
77 Suppl, 81| a ~vacuum, and through a space filled with the most subtle
78 Suppl, 84| impossible, ~since in a space of time, however short,
79 Suppl, 85| can be enclosed in a small space. And all ~that is required
80 Suppl, 85| that locality there be a ~space, however great, to contain
81 Suppl, 94| infinite" (Eccles. 1:15), the space ~containing that fire must
82 Suppl, 96| is committed in a short space of time is not ~punished
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