Part, Question

 1   1, 5   |        Now the form presupposes determination or commensuration of its ~
 2   1, 12  |       knowable object. But this determination to ~one object does not
 3   1, 16  |         as not having in itself determination to any ~place or time, as
 4   1, 19  |   anything, it follows that His determination to act comes from another; ~
 5   1, 19  |     perfection according to the determination ~of His will and intellect.~
 6   1, 23  |       His deliberate choice and determination. For the further ~evidence
 7   1, 39  |        the other signifying the determination of the ~form, as, for instance,
 8   1, 44  |        determinate forms. This ~determination of forms must be reduced
 9   1, 53  |    power, but according to ~the determination of his will.~Aquin.: SMT
10   1, 70  |         substantial form, but a determination of power. As to the fact ~
11   1, 70  |       Hence, speaking of such a determination of power, ~Dionysius (Div.
12   1, 39  |        the other signifying the determination of the ~form, as, for instance,
13   1, 45  |        determinate forms. This ~determination of forms must be reduced
14   1, 54  |    power, but according to ~the determination of his will.~Aquin.: SMT
15   1, 71  |         substantial form, but a determination of power. As to the fact ~
16   1, 71  |       Hence, speaking of such a determination of power, ~Dionysius (Div.
17   2, 1   |       an ~end. And just as this determination is effected, in the rational
18   2, 9   |       of the act, and as to the determination of the act. ~The first of
19   2, 9   | particular good. But as to the ~determination of the act, which the act
20   2, 15  |           For consent implies a determination of the appetite to one thing.
21   2, 15  |       In irrational animals the determination of the appetite to ~a particular
22   2, 15  |      whereas consent implies a ~determination of the appetite, which is
23   2, 18  |        division is an essential determination of the former. Accordingly
24   2, 18  |      object is not an essential determination of the species ~derived
25   2, 18  |    differences is an essential ~determination of the other. Wherefore
26   2, 49  | wherefore it implies a certain ~determination according to a certain measure.
27   2, 49  |       Para. 3/5~Now the mode of determination of the subject to accidental
28   2, 49  |         If we take the mode or ~determination of the subject in regard
29   2, 49  |       Para. 4/5~But the mode of determination of the subject, in regard
30   2, 49  |         other hand, the mode or determination of the subject, in regard ~
31   2, 49  |   something else, be capable of determination in several ways ~and to
32   2, 91  |  proceed to the more particular determination of ~certain matters. These
33   2, 95  |  premises, secondly, by way of ~determination of certain generalities.
34   2, 95  |     derived therefrom by way of determination; e.g. the ~law of nature
35   2, 95  |       in this or that way, is a determination of the law of nature.~Aquin.:
36   2, 95  | enactments which are ~by way of determination or specification of the
37   2, 95  |    nature ~by way of particular determination, belong to the civil law,
38   2, 99  |        a moral precept; but the determination ~of this precept, namely
39   2, 99  |        Accordingly just as the ~determination of the universal principle
40   2, 99  |     ceremonial precepts, so the determination of the general precepts ~
41   2, 99  |        moral ~precepts; but its determination to some special kind of
42   2, 100 |         ceremonial matter, or a determination of a general moral precept; ~
43   2, 100 |      first precept includes the determination, "Thou shalt not make a ~
44   2, 100 |         about the Sabbath has a determination affixed ~to it that does
45   2, 100 |    unchangeable: but as to any ~determination by application to individual
46   2, 100 |     Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: This determination was an interpretation rather
47   2, 100 |          itself, but by being a determination of the Divine law. Hence
48   2, 104 |      indeed perpetual. ~But the determination of those things that are
49   2, 108 |    regards external action. The determination of these ~works in their
50   2, 108 |       respect of any particular determination, but only in regard to the
51   2, 26  |        OBJ ~3) mode signifies a determination of measure; which determination
52   2, 26  | determination of measure; which determination is to ~be found both in
53   2, 58  |         else but a ~decision or determination of what is just. Now a thing
54   2, 83  |        natural law, while their determination belongs to the ~positive
55   2, 83  |   agreed on this point, but the determination of sacrifices is ~established
56   2, 83  |        ideas by signs, but the ~determination of those signs depends on
57   2, 152 |     depend on the law for their determination, as ~stated above (FS, Q[
58   2, 152 |         by some law. What this ~determination is for us will be stated
59   2, 152 |     matter that comes under the determination of the law is judged according ~
60   3, 46  |  Thirdly, on ~God's part, whose determination regarding the Passion of
61   3, 74  |      matter, the reason for the determination ~of the matter is drawn
62   3, 75  |        determinate act. Now the determination of every thing in ~actual
63   3, 77  |      its essence, but as to the determination of its measure. In like ~
64 Suppl, 12|         to that which gives its determination. Now ~the interior act,
65 Suppl, 17|         particular thing, which determination it derives, in ~speculative
66 Suppl, 42|     instituted as regards their determination which is subject to ~variation
67 Suppl, 52|         And it arises from the ~determination of the same positive law