Part, Question

 1   1, 3   |  corporeal can be a local term ~"wherefrom" or "whereto." But in the
 2   1, 3   |        Ps. 33:6), and as a term "wherefrom": "All they that depart ~
 3   1, 23  |           species from the term "wherefrom" but from the term "whereto."
 4   1, 30  |     which in ~God is generation, wherefrom paternity and filiation
 5   1, 45  |     dignity, not from the term ~"wherefrom," but from the term "whereto."
 6   1, 45  |    excellent, although the term "wherefrom," corresponding to the term ~"
 7   1, 45  |        form, ~which is the term "wherefrom" in generation, is more
 8   1, 45  |     contrary, which is the term "wherefrom" in alteration. Similarly
 9   1, 45  |          understood as the term "wherefrom" is simply not-being.~Aquin.:
10   1, 53  |         while it is in the term "wherefrom," it is not ~moved; nor
11   1, 53  |           is partly in the term "wherefrom" and partly in the term ~"
12   1, 53  |         where it is in the term "wherefrom," and while it ~is in the
13   1, 53  |          is partly in the term ~"wherefrom," and partly in the term "
14   1, 53  |      which is taken as the term "wherefrom"; or ~else he is partly
15   1, 53  |          time he is in the term "wherefrom." Therefore he rests there: ~
16   1, 53  |         time he is in the term ~"wherefrom"; but in the last instant
17   1, 53  |        which it was in the term "wherefrom," just as in ~illumination,
18   1, 46  |     dignity, not from the term ~"wherefrom," but from the term "whereto."
19   1, 46  |    excellent, although the term "wherefrom," corresponding to the term ~"
20   1, 46  |        form, ~which is the term "wherefrom" in generation, is more
21   1, 46  |     contrary, which is the term "wherefrom" in alteration. Similarly
22   1, 46  |          understood as the term "wherefrom" is simply not-being.~Aquin.:
23   1, 54  |         while it is in the term "wherefrom," it is not ~moved; nor
24   1, 54  |           is partly in the term "wherefrom" and partly in the term ~"
25   1, 54  |         where it is in the term "wherefrom," and while it ~is in the
26   1, 54  |          is partly in the term ~"wherefrom," and partly in the term "
27   1, 54  |      which is taken as the term "wherefrom"; or ~else he is partly
28   1, 54  |          time he is in the term "wherefrom." Therefore he rests there: ~
29   1, 54  |         time he is in the term ~"wherefrom"; but in the last instant
30   1, 54  |        which it was in the term "wherefrom," just as in ~illumination,
31   1, 99  |         the essence of goodness, wherefrom no one ~can turn away, since
32   2, 23  |          such, cannot ~be a term wherefrom, but only a term whereto,
33   2, 23  |      whereto, but only of a term wherefrom. Accordingly ~every concupiscible
34   2, 102 |       ordained to a certain end, wherefrom their reasonable causes
35   2, 102 |      with the glory of the Lord; wherefrom the seraphim cried ~out: "
36   2, 102 |        bodily stains or defects ~wherefrom the priests had to be immune,
37   2, 12  |      fact of its being the term "wherefrom" or "whereto" of movement:
38   2, 16  |        to God as to a ~principle wherefrom certain things accrue to
39   2, 18  |           but rather as the term wherefrom it shrinks to be separated
40   2, 18  |        as to its effect is that ~wherefrom it begins to operate: for
41   2, 35  |         that which is the term ~"wherefrom," i.e. another's will from
42   2, 35  |         important than the term "wherefrom" (because the end is ~of
43   2, 116 |          and not ~from the term "wherefrom." Hence a vice of the flesh
44   3, 55  |         Ascension as to its term wherefrom, was not above ~men's common
45   3, 55  |        Ascension as to the term ~wherefrom, that is, according as He
46   3, 55  |         knowledge as to the term wherefrom, according as His soul returned
47   3, 75  |       Further, what is the term "wherefrom" in every change exists
48   3, 75  |        of the wine is the term ~"wherefrom," while the body or the
49   3, 75  |         form, which is the term "wherefrom," is not changed ~into another
50 Suppl, 1 |      thing to arise from a cause wherefrom it did not arise before,
51 Suppl, 15|      means, and also ~future sin wherefrom we are preserved thereby:
52 Suppl, 57|     since taking implies a term "wherefrom," for which reason ~the
53 Suppl, 57|         generation, and a ~term "wherefrom," namely the contrary form,
54 Suppl, 57|          grandchild, and a term "wherefrom," ~namely, a stranger. Consequently
55 Suppl, 57|          taking," and the term ~"wherefrom," since it is said to be
56 Suppl, 72|    manner. the fourth its term ~"wherefrom"; the fifth the condition
57 Suppl, 75|         Para. 1/1 - OF THE TERM "WHEREFROM" OF THE RESURRECTION (THREE
58 Suppl, 75|      must now consider the term "wherefrom" of the resurrection; and
59 Suppl, 75|       Whether death is the term "wherefrom" of the resurrection in
60 Suppl, 75|          death will be the term "wherefrom" of the resurrection in
61 Suppl, 75|      death will not be the term "wherefrom" of the ~resurrection in
62 Suppl, 75|        OBJ 4: Further, the term "wherefrom" corresponds to the term "
63 Suppl, 75|         51). Therefore the term "wherefrom" is not the same. ~And thus,
64 Suppl, 75|          but not as to the term "wherefrom."~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[78] A[
65 Suppl, 75|          species from its term ~"wherefrom" but from its term "whereto."
66 Suppl, 75|          in respect of the term "wherefrom." And it often happens that
67 Suppl, 75|          same, whereas the term "wherefrom" is the ~same - for instance,
68 Suppl, 81|      motion is partly in a term "wherefrom" and partly in a term "whereto,"
69 Suppl, 83| sentenced to ~utmost unhappiness wherefrom no affliction should be
70 Suppl, 85|          refers to the beginning wherefrom ~things receive their being,