Part, Question
1 1, 3 | local term ~"wherefrom" or "whereto." But in the Scriptures
2 1, 3 | spoken of as a ~local term "whereto," according to the words, "
3 1, 9 | extend Himself to anything whereto He was not extended ~previously.
4 1, 23 | wherefrom" but from the term "whereto." Because it ~matters nothing,
5 1, 34 | as executing any effect, whereto they are ordained ~from
6 1, 41 | thing made is to the maker, whereto, as ~is evident, the name
7 1, 43 | the one sent to the end ~whereto he is sent. Anyone being
8 1, 43 | present before in the place whereto he is sent, ~or because
9 1, 45 | wherefrom," but from the term "whereto." Therefore a change is
10 1, 45 | excellent when the term "whereto" of the change is more noble ~
11 1, 45 | corresponding to the term ~"whereto," may be more imperfect:
12 1, 45 | alteration, because the ~term "whereto" is the whole substance
13 1, 53 | while it is in the term "whereto," for it is then already ~
14 1, 53 | and partly in the term ~"whereto." But an angel is without
15 1, 53 | while it ~is in the term "whereto": because the very succession
16 1, 53 | and partly in the term "whereto" (yet so that such ~partiality
17 1, 53 | time he is in the term ~"whereto": but in the whole of the
18 1, 53 | time he is in the term ~"whereto." Nor is there any need
19 1, 41 | thing made is to the maker, whereto, as ~is evident, the name
20 1, 43 | the one sent to the end ~whereto he is sent. Anyone being
21 1, 43 | present before in the place whereto he is sent, ~or because
22 1, 46 | wherefrom," but from the term "whereto." Therefore a change is
23 1, 46 | excellent when the term "whereto" of the change is more noble ~
24 1, 46 | corresponding to the term ~"whereto," may be more imperfect:
25 1, 46 | alteration, because the ~term "whereto" is the whole substance
26 1, 54 | while it is in the term "whereto," for it is then already ~
27 1, 54 | and partly in the term ~"whereto." But an angel is without
28 1, 54 | while it ~is in the term "whereto": because the very succession
29 1, 54 | and partly in the term "whereto" (yet so that such ~partiality
30 1, 54 | time he is in the term ~"whereto": but in the whole of the
31 1, 54 | time he is in the term ~"whereto." Nor is there any need
32 1, 88 | species comes from the object, whereto the ~faculty of knowledge
33 1, 102 | government of a ~thing is that whereto the thing governed is brought.
34 1, 102 | governed is brought. But that whereto a ~thing is brought is some
35 2, 10 | tend of ~necessity to that whereto the passion inclines it.
36 2, 23 | wherefrom, but only a term whereto, since nothing shuns good
37 2, 23 | have ~the aspect of a term whereto, but only of a term wherefrom.
38 2, 41 | denote certain movements, whereto the natural ~inclination
39 2, 113 | is named after its term "whereto" rather than from its term ~"
40 2, 113 | its ~name from its term "whereto," and is called "justification
41 2, 113 | whence" and nears the ~term "whereto." Hence the human mind whilst
42 2, 113 | of approach to ~the term "whereto"; but the consummation of
43 2, 113 | justification is sin; and the term "whereto" is justice; and that ~grace
44 2, 12 | the term "wherefrom" or "whereto" of movement: on the ~contrary,
45 2, 12 | regards unbelief as the term "whereto" of the movement of ~withdrawal
46 2, 76 | the state of the Gospel, whereto ~all are called. Hence it
47 2, 116 | its species from the term "whereto" and not ~from the term "
48 2, 160 | merely some sensible object, whereto the sensitive appetite might
49 2, 173 | account of those things whereto the sensitive ~appetite
50 2, 182 | the state of ~perfection whereto the other states are directed.
51 2, 182 | charity ~even in this life, whereto a man attains by a kind
52 2, 183 | not bound to ~those things whereto he was bound in the state
53 Suppl, 57| procreation has a ~term "whereto," namely the form which
54 Suppl, 57| generation has a ~term "whereto," namely a child or grandchild,
55 Suppl, 57| stranger," and the ~term "whereto," because it says, "as a
56 Suppl, 75| corresponds to the term "whereto." ~Now the term "whereto"
57 Suppl, 75| whereto." ~Now the term "whereto" of the resurrection is
58 Suppl, 75| of ours as to the ~term "whereto," but not as to the term "
59 Suppl, 75| wherefrom" but from its term "whereto." Hence the resurrection
60 Suppl, 75| in respect of the term "whereto," ~and not in respect of
61 Suppl, 75| happens that the ~term "whereto" is not the same, whereas
62 Suppl, 81| wherefrom" and partly in a term "whereto," as ~is proved in Phys.
63 Suppl, 81| motion is wholly in ~the term whereto the movement is directed;
64 Suppl, 88| wherein it ~rests naturally, whereto it is moved naturally, and
65 Suppl, 88| has not reached the ~term whereto it was ordained: hence it
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