|    Part, Question1   1, 3   |          regards that whereby he excels other animals. Hence, ~when
 2   1, 3   |        sea" (Gn. ~1:26). Now man excels all animals by his reason
 3   1, 14  |           But the divine essence excels all creatures. ~Hence it
 4   1, 29  |    dignity of the divine ~nature excels every other dignity; and
 5   1, 30  |      animals. But God infinitely excels every creature. Therefore
 6   1, 42  |        precedes in ~eternity, or excels in greatness, or surpasses
 7   1, 76  |          matter, and the more it excels ~matter by its power and
 8   1, 76  |      that ~the power of the form excels the elementary matter; as
 9   1, 76  |          as the vegetative ~soul excels the form of the metal, and
10   1, 76  |           and the sensitive soul excels the ~vegetative soul. Now
11   1, 76  |          of forms. ~Wherefore it excels corporeal matter in its
12   1, 77  |       But the ~intellectual soul excels all other forms in power.
13   1, 42  |        precedes in ~eternity, or excels in greatness, or surpasses
14   1, 75  |          matter, and the more it excels ~matter by its power and
15   1, 75  |      that ~the power of the form excels the elementary matter; as
16   1, 75  |          as the vegetative ~soul excels the form of the metal, and
17   1, 75  |           and the sensitive soul excels the ~vegetative soul. Now
18   1, 75  |          of forms. ~Wherefore it excels corporeal matter in its
19   1, 76  |       But the ~intellectual soul excels all other forms in power.
20   1, 78  |         that "that in ~which man excels irrational animals is reason,
21   1, 81  |       intellect. For what ~moves excels and precedes what is moved,
22   1, 81  |           5). But the intellect ~excels and precedes the will, as
23   1, 85  |      know the infinite. For God ~excels all infinite things. But
24   1, 90  |       all animals. ~Moreover man excels all other animals in the
25   1, 92  |      such an exemplar infinitely excels its copy. Therefore ~there
26   1, 92  |   whereby ~the rational creature excels other creatures; wherefore
27   1, 92  |          if is proper to us, and excels that of the other animals,
28   1, 107 |       The order of the "Thrones" excels the inferior orders as ~
29   1, 109 |        For the power of an angel excels the power of the soul. But ~
30   1, 112 |      Further, God's guardianship excels that of the angels. But
31   2, 2   |         since ~the rational soul excels the capacity of corporeal
32   2, 47  |          the ~matter in which he excels. Consequently those who
33   2, 47  |    matter in which he evidently ~excels greatly, he does not consider
34   2, 66  |   justice, which is in the will, excels ~the remaining moral virtues;
35   2, 68  |          among the latter, piety excels fortitude, and ~fortitude
36   2, 71  |          Consequently act simply excels in goodness and ~badness,
37   2, 71  |          and ~badness, but habit excels in a certain respect.~Aquin.:
38   2, 73  |   excellent person, e.g. one who excels in knowledge and ~virtue,
39   2, 73  |        every good in which a man excels, is a gift of God, to Whom
40   2, 73  |         Reply OBJ 3: The man who excels in anything reaps disadvantage,
41   2, 74  |        just as the higher reason excels the lower, so does the ~
42   2, 88  |       because the subject always excels its accident. If, therefore,
43   2, 30  |         when ~some corporal alms excels some spiritual alms: for
44   2, 56  |          particular ~justice, it excels the other moral virtues
45   2, 79  |          of God. Hence religion ~excels among the moral virtues.~
46   2, 81  | Wherefore just as the human mind excels exterior things, whether
47   2, 92  |        to ~the most high God Who excels all in a singular manner:
48   2, 100 |          dignity a man ~not only excels as regards his position,
49   2, 102 |         directly the person that excels: ~wherefore it admits a
50   2, 102 |      precept of the ~person that excels, and therefore admits of
51   2, 104 |         found in the person that excels in dignity, from whom ~general
52   2, 121 |      Para. 1/1~Whether fortitude excels among all other virtues?~
53   2, 121 |          It seems that fortitude excels among all other virtues.
54   2, 129 |    himself the thing in which he excels, for this is, as it ~were,
55   2, 129 |      that the thing in which man excels is given to him by God, ~
56   2, 139 |        of good, ~wherein justice excels, than under the aspect of
57   2, 139 |   difficult, wherein ~temperance excels.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[141] A[
58   2, 139 |     occurs frequently: fortitude excels in the former way, temperance
59   2, 150 |           Because the end always excels ~that which is directed
60   2, 171 |   especially is he a prophet who excels in both respects, so," to
61   2, 172 |         all is he a prophet, who excels in both ways," and ~this
62   2, 182 |        the pre-eminence of order excels in the ~point of dignity,
63   2, 183 |     though excelling in dignity, excels not in ~knowledge and holiness."
64   2, 183 |        and holiness." Now he who excels in knowledge and holiness
65   2, 183 |      much as the shepherd's life excels that of his flock." ~But
66   2, 186 |        that one religious ~order excels another through being directed
67   2, 186 |     since the vow of continence ~excels the vow of poverty, and
68   2, 186 |         and the vow of obedience excels them both. ~Since, however,
69   3, 6   |      same Epistle, Christ's soul excels ~our soul "not by diversity
70   3, 6   |          genus as our souls, yet excels even the angels in "fulness ~
71   3, 6   |         Causis), the first cause excels the ~second in bringing
72   3, 27  |       That the second perfection excels the first, and the third
73   3, 30  |       OBJ 1: Intellectual vision excels merely imaginary and merely ~
74   3, 58  |      respect of His humanity, He excels ~all creatures in the possession
75   3, 68  |          1/1~OBJ 2: Further, man excels irrational animals in that
76   3, 72  |       when arrived ~at maturity, excels himself as he was when a
77 Suppl, 19|       His grace, in so far as he excels in ~goodness the person
 
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