|    Part, Question1   1, 10  |        iv) that, "The now that ~flows away makes time, the now
 2   1, 22  |      pre-exists; and the effect flows from it of necessity, for ~
 3   1, 23  |  distinction between that which flows from ~grace, and that which
 4   1, 23  |     from ~grace, and that which flows from free will, as if the
 5   1, 23  |       distinction ~between what flows from free will, and what
 6   1, 23  |        distinction between what flows from a secondary cause and ~
 7   1, 23  |           Wherefore, that which flows from free-will is also of
 8   1, 36  |      from the Son"; or that "He flows from the Son," but not that
 9   1, 45  |       causation of the creature flows ~from some essential attribute
10   1, 58  |     because the being of things flows ~from the Word, as from
11   1, 69  | Augustine's words, "glides ~and flows away, the earth abides" (
12   1, 77  |        As the power of the soul flows from the essence, not by
13   1, 46  |       causation of the creature flows ~from some essential attribute
14   1, 59  |     because the being of things flows ~from the Word, as from
15   1, 70  | Augustine's words, "glides ~and flows away, the earth abides" (
16   1, 76  |        As the power of the soul flows from the essence, not by
17   1, 78  |      from acts. But every power flows ~from the essence of the
18   1, 78  |      that the active ~intellect flows from the essence of the
19   1, 78  |         to one another, and one flows from the ~other. But this
20   1, 78  |         OBJ 2: Further, nothing flows from itself. Now, the lower
21   1, 78  |   itself. Now, the lower reason flows ~from the higher, and is
22   2, 1   |       of good is that something flows from it, ~but not that it
23   2, 1   |       from it, ~but not that it flows from something else. Since,
24   2, 2   |      First Cause ~is that which flows into all things, so the
25   2, 20  |     measured by the effect that flows ~from the nature of the
26   2, 20  |        words, as an effect that flows from their very nature.
27   2, 32  |     portion ~of things ebbs and flows alternately displeased and
28   2, 37  |         certain movement, which flows from the heart ~to the other
29   2, 54  |         are coordinate, and one flows from another. ~
30   2, 68  |      and to reason, whose light flows from ~God.~Aquin.: SMT FS
31   2, 72  |     accordance with the flesh, ~flows from the reason by its consent;
32   2, 81  |           just as the sin which flows from the soul into the bodily
33   2, 93  |        is to be done in a state flows from the king's command
34   2, 93  |   whatever is to be done by art flows from the chief craftsman
35   2, 102 |       on to others, just as oil flows from the head on to the
36   2, 108 |        becoming ~that the grace flows from the incarnate Word
37   2, 110 |      some good in the creature ~flows from God's love, whereby
38   2, 110 |         the essence of the soul flows its powers, which are ~the
39   2, 16  |  mustard seed," etc.: "Charity ~flows from faith, and hope from
40   2, 16  |         the soul. Therefore it ~flows from charity.~Aquin.: SMT
41   2, 16  |   states ~(OBJ[1]) that charity flows from hope: so that this
42   2, 24  |  principle from which happiness flows, ~namely God; a second is
43   2, 24  |     source from which happiness flows is lovable by reason of
44   2, 25  |         things ~themselves, and flows from them into our knowledge.
45   2, 25  |      First Principle, whence it flows to all who ~are capable
46   2, 26  |        tends to God first, and ~flows on from Him to other things,
47   2, 32  |          of love is good, which flows from God to creatures, wherefore
48   2, 56  |        through what country it ~flows, because justice pertains
49   2, 104 |        2: The debt of gratitude flows from charity, which the
50   2, 105 |        3: The debt of gratitude flows from the debt of love, and
51   2, 181 |     centered in Christ as head, flows forth to His members in
52   3, 8   |   inasmuch as the life of glory flows from the soul on to the
53   3, 8   |      Head ~of the Church, which flows to others from Him.~Aquin.:
54   3, 13  |       this way that omnipotence flows, so to say, from the Divine ~
55   3, 13  |      ratio; for an active power flows from the very nature of
56   3, 14  |       soul and ~the body, glory flows into the body from the soul'
57   3, 19  |        not properly merit what ~flows from its possession. But
58   3, 32  |        likeness of grace, which flows from the whole Trinity.~
59   3, 34  |       sanctifying Christ's soul flows from the very union of the
60   3, 46  |          xiv) - namely, when it flows from holy love, as, for
61   3, 54  |          Therefore, since glory flows from the soul ~into the
62   3, 59  |     merits. For judiciary power flows from the royal dignity:
63   3, 62  |    proper to it, because ~power flows from a thing's essence and
64   3, 63  |        the natural power, which flows from the ~principles of
65   3, 63  |       from which the ~character flows like an instrumental power.~
66   3, 64  |       instrumental power which ~flows from the principal agent,
67   3, 64  |        power of ~the sacraments flows from Christ's Passion, which
68   3, 69  |   fulness of grace and ~virtues flows from Christ the Head to
69   3, 74  |       of many grains, and ~wine flows from many grapes," as the
70   3, 74  |         Sacram. v): "The water ~flows into the chalice, and springs
71   3, 79  |       still the effect of grace flows into the body while in the
72   3, 83  |         inasmuch as ~its effect flows out to the faithful; but
73 Suppl, 17|      the mystic body of ~Christ flows from the power which he
74 Suppl, 29|       from Christ, and from Him flows down to others in due order,
75 Suppl, 81|         the ~soul, whence glory flows to the body.~Aquin.: SMT
76 Suppl, 81|  located therein (since nothing flows therefrom into the ~glorified
77 Suppl, 82|        of the ~source whence it flows, but according to the mode
 
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