Part, Question

 1   1, 12  |   medium does not take away the immediate vision of ~God.~Aquin.:
 2   1, 19  |   effect, since it denotes the ~immediate principle of operation.
 3   1, 22  |       Para. 1/1~Whether God has immediate providence over everything? ~
 4   1, 22  |       It seems that God has not immediate providence over all things. ~
 5   1, 22  |       much less has God Himself immediate providence over all things.~
 6   1, 22  |     therefore God ~were to have immediate providence over all things,
 7   1, 22  |       God. Therefore He has not immediate providence ~over bad and
 8   1, 22  |        first of these, God has ~immediate providence over everything,
 9   1, 22  |          1/1~Reply OBJ 2: God's immediate provision over everything
10   1, 36  |      much the more is its power immediate as regards the effect, ~
11   1, 36  |       principles are said to be immediate in the ~demonstrative sciences.
12   1, 77  |    essence of the soul were the immediate principle of operation, ~
13   1, 76  |    essence of the soul were the immediate principle of operation,
14   1, 78  |      that which operates is the immediate principle of operation, ~
15   1, 107 |   inferior orders as ~having an immediate knowledge of the types of
16   1, 107 |  Thrones" are raised up to the ~immediate knowledge of the types of
17   1, 107 |         a manner adapted to the immediate enlightening of the second ~
18   1, 109 |       spiritual substances with immediate ~rule over the inferior
19   1, 109 |      that the angels possess an immediate presidency ~not only over
20   1, 109 |      not ~attribute to them any immediate presiding over single bodies,
21   1, 113 |  something ~about it: hence the immediate end of every tempter is
22   1, 118 |       understood as though ~the immediate seminal virtue, or the corporeal
23   1, 118 |       the father, ~which is the immediate seminal virtue (in the production)
24   2, 5   |     Further, just as God is the immediate cause of Happiness, so is ~
25   2, 5   |        Happiness, so is ~He the immediate cause of nature. But when
26   2, 6   |     will is twofold: one is its immediate act, ~as it were, elicited
27   2, 18  |         privation and habit are immediate contraries, according to
28   2, 18  | something, it is not always the immediate contrary of the opposite
29   2, 57  |     counsel, not as though its ~immediate act consisted in being of
30   2, 81  |        God for the sin of their immediate parents, according to Ex. ~
31   2, 81  |     because every soul is God's immediate ~property, as stated in
32   2, 100 |         do harm to anyone is an immediate ~dictate of his natural
33   2, 100 |       all men. But it is not an immediate ~dictate of natural reason
34   2, 101 |     things, because they had no immediate connection with the ~worship
35   2, 102 |   Extreme ~Unction, which is an immediate preparation for entrance
36   2, 106 |         than that which is ~the immediate cause of our being brought
37   2, 113 |          the contraries are not immediate. Now the state of guilt
38   2, 113 |         state of ~grace are not immediate contraries; for there is
39   2, 39  |        so that whatever ~is the immediate outcome of anger, arises
40   2, 41  |       be done without incurring immediate danger), until the ~matter
41   2, 49  |          The last named has an ~immediate relation to the last end:
42   2, 55  |       husband and ~wife have an immediate relation to the community
43   2, 55  |    another in a ~state, have an immediate relation to the community
44   2, 60  |       Whether a man is bound to immediate restitution, or may he put
45   2, 60  |      that a man is not bound to immediate restitution, ~and can lawfully
46   2, 60  | Therefore a man is not bound to immediate ~restitution.~Aquin.: SMT
47   2, 60  |   Therefore no man is ~bound to immediate restitution.~Aquin.: SMT
48   2, 60  |    Consequently one is bound to immediate restitution, ~if possible,
49   2, 60  |     inability ~excuses one from immediate restitution: even as a person
50   2, 60  |      point of restitution being immediate.~
51   2, 79  |        Some are its proper and ~immediate acts, which it elicits,
52   2, 86  |  condition, one is not bound to immediate fulfilment. And yet one
53   2, 115 |       interior passions are the immediate matter of liberality, while ~
54   2, 128 | imperfect virtue to attempt the immediate ~accomplishment of what
55   2, 130 |         vainglory, which is the immediate ~offspring of pride, he
56   3, 65  |        man ~is prepared for the immediate attainment of glory; and
57   3, 66  |         an instrument as to the immediate ~agent; but to the principal
58   3, 76  |        of Christ's body have no immediate relationship either to ~
59   3, 79  |    although the body is not the immediate subject of ~grace, still
60   3, 85  |         filial fear as from its immediate and proper principle.~Aquin.:
61 Suppl, 3 |  Affections of the body are the immediate result of the ~sensitive
62 Suppl, 6 |         is always bound to make immediate restitution. ~It is not
63 Suppl, 8 |   jurisdiction, ~anyone who has immediate jurisdiction over that man,
64 Suppl, 27|        dispenses to others, the immediate ~effect of which suffrages,
65 Suppl, 32|       can ~give, since it is an immediate preparation for glory. Therefore
66 Suppl, 38|  dignity, provided they bear no immediate relation to the true body
67 Suppl, 38|     higher Orders which bear an immediate relation to ~Christ's body,
68 Suppl, 53|         are not admitted to the immediate handling ~of sacred things,
69 Suppl, 70|       since this ~vision is the immediate cause of their distress,
70 Suppl, 92|   speaking, the dowries are the immediate principles ~of the operation