Part, Question
1 1, 6 | 2], A[3]), and Aristotle agrees with ~this. Hence from the
2 1, 7 | totality of magnitude; yet it agrees with the ~totality of time
3 1, 14 | existing in it; and this agrees with what he said ~previously,
4 1, 14 | as the thing made by art agrees with the art. Granted, ~
5 1, 19 | happening in many ways, agrees in ~being out of harmony
6 1, 21 | wicked, it is just, since it agrees with ~their deserts; and
7 1, 25 | univocal agent. For nothing agrees with Him either in species
8 1, 35 | by the fact that the Son agrees with the Father, not ~in
9 1, 35 | whereas the Holy ~Ghost agrees neither with the Son, nor
10 1, 36 | the procession of each one agrees with this ~conclusion. For
11 1, 36 | as many assert; and this agrees ~also with what Hilary says (
12 1, 39 | Although this name "God" agrees with singular terms as ~
13 1, 39 | multiplied; nevertheless it agrees ~also with general terms
14 1, 39 | several "supposita," it agrees ~in a certain degree with
15 1, 39 | Body Para. 4/10~The second agrees with the Son's property,
16 1, 39 | Body Para. 5/10~The third agrees with the property of the
17 1, 39 | the Son enjoy each other, agrees ~with the property of the
18 1, 45 | distinguished; whereby it agrees." For a thing exists by
19 1, 45 | distinct by its form, and agrees by its order. Other similar ~
20 1, 51 | function of a ~living creature, agrees with other sounds of inanimate
21 1, 51 | it is sound; and walking agrees with other movements, in
22 1, 66 | appears that Augustine ~agrees with them in some respects,
23 1, 39 | Although this name "God" agrees with singular terms as ~
24 1, 39 | multiplied; nevertheless it agrees ~also with general terms
25 1, 39 | several "supposita," it agrees ~in a certain degree with
26 1, 39 | Body Para. 4/10~The second agrees with the Son's property,
27 1, 39 | Body Para. 5/10~The third agrees with the property of the
28 1, 39 | the Son enjoy each other, agrees ~with the property of the
29 1, 46 | distinguished; whereby it agrees." For a thing exists by
30 1, 46 | distinct by its form, and agrees by its order. Other similar ~
31 1, 52 | function of a ~living creature, agrees with other sounds of inanimate
32 1, 52 | it is sound; and walking agrees with other movements, in
33 1, 67 | appears that Augustine ~agrees with them in some respects,
34 1, 78 | But the appetitive power agrees partly with the intellectual ~
35 1, 83 | matter. And so ~Avicenna agrees with Plato in this, that
36 1, 96 | subject to God. This entirely agrees with reason; for since the ~
37 1, 107 | good spirits," which also agrees with the ~"Virtues" accordingly
38 1, 107 | remain, accordingly as it agrees with the attainment of the
39 1, 108 | authority among ~them. This agrees too with Divine wisdom,
40 2, 29 | consider in each thing, ~what agrees with it, before that which
41 2, 29 | or hindering that which agrees with it. ~Consequently love
42 2, 32 | 3: Further, just as hope agrees with pleasure in regarding
43 2, 34 | said to be natural, if it ~agrees with nature, and unnatural,
44 2, 34 | thing ~rests in that which agrees with its nature, for instance,
45 2, 38 | because in each case ~the one agrees with the other. Now every
46 2, 58 | consists in that which agrees with his reason," as Dionysius ~
47 2, 61 | renown of authority." This agrees with what Augustine says (
48 2, 64 | and "when" one aught. This agrees with the saying of the ~
49 2, 66 | that the nature of virtue agrees ~more with moral than with
50 2, 68 | of which ~Isaias speaks, agrees in degrees and expression
51 2, 89 | sin venially. Because ~man agrees with the angels in the higher
52 2, 2 | clear sight, wherein it agrees with doubt, suspicion and
53 2, 20 | opposed to prudence." ~This agrees with the Philosopher who
54 2, 55 | when the whole community agrees that something ~should be
55 2, 73 | accordingly evident that derision agrees with the foregoing ~vices
56 2, 75 | sell at a premium," ~which agrees with the saying of Prov.
57 2, 81 | hear ~sinners"; and this agrees with the saying of Prov.
58 2, 93 | by a ~man, and in this it agrees with the drawing of lots.
59 2, 115 | two points in which it agrees with justice: ~first, that
60 2, 127 | is clear that magnanimity agrees with ~fortitude in confirming
61 2, 132 | fortitude. For ~magnificence agrees in matter with liberality,
62 2, 132 | thereby. Now magnificence agrees with fortitude in the point ~
63 2, 132 | fortitude in ~matter, it agrees with it as the condition
64 2, 135 | A[1]). Hence constancy agrees with perseverance as to
65 2, 135 | perseverance as to end: while ~it agrees with patience as to those
66 2, 145 | 2/2~Moreover, this hour agrees with the mystery of Christ'
67 2, 156 | desires ~the sin of anger agrees with those sins which desire
68 2, 161 | result ~of his pride. This agrees with the statement of Augustine,
69 2, 182 | a high-priest; and this agrees with ~the purpose of that
70 3, 20 | one of them, in which ~He agrees with the Father, He presides
71 3, 20 | other nature, in which He agrees with us, He is ~subject
72 3, 30 | Centum Ovibus 34), this name ~agrees with his office: for "Gabriel
73 Suppl, 9 | truth; ~and thus his thought agrees with his lips or words,
74 Suppl, 49| receive over one another agrees with the sacraments in which
75 Suppl, 54| which is eaten, ~since it agrees with it in substance, than
76 Suppl, 58| the new legislation which agrees with the old.~Aquin.: SMT
77 Suppl, 69| not in a place," and this agrees with the words of ~Augustine (
78 Suppl, 77| second and in some respects ~agrees with it. It differs in that
79 Suppl, 77| hand, The third opinion agrees with the second, because
80 Suppl, 84| coming to ~their aid. This agrees with the saying of Augustine (
81 Suppl, 88| in which the human spirit agrees ~with the angelic. Wherefore,
82 Suppl, 90| God is less intense. This agrees with the saying of ~Augustine (
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