Part, Question
1 1, 33 | creatures, by reason only of a trace, for ~instance of irrational
2 1, 34 | understood, in which habitude no trace of ~origin is conveyed,
3 1, 39 | of the likeness of ~the trace or image found in creatures
4 1, 39 | For it is clear that we trace a thing back to that in ~
5 1, 39 | therein we find the first trace of life. Now ~"unity" is
6 1, 45 | Person?~(7) Whether any trace of the Trinity is to be
7 1, 45 | creatures is necessarily found a trace of the Trinity?~Aquin.:
8 1, 45 | not necessarily found a ~trace of the Trinity. For anything
9 1, 45 | Therefore there is no trace of the Trinity in ~creatures.~
10 1, 45 | created. Therefore if the ~trace of the Trinity is found
11 1, 45 | everything created has a trace of the Trinity, it ~follows
12 1, 45 | follows that we can find a trace of the Trinity in each of
13 1, 45 | creature is to be found a trace not of the Trinity but of
14 1, 45 | Trin. vi, 10), that "the trace of ~the Trinity appears
15 1, 45 | representation is ~called a "trace": for a trace shows that
16 1, 45 | called a "trace": for a trace shows that someone has passed
17 1, 45 | creatures there is found the trace of the Trinity, inasmuch ~
18 1, 45 | De Trin. vi 10) that the ~trace of the Trinity is found
19 1, 45 | The representation of the trace is to be referred to the ~
20 1, 45 | subsisting being is the trace ascribed in ~regard to those
21 1, 39 | of the likeness of ~the trace or image found in creatures
22 1, 39 | For it is clear that we trace a thing back to that in ~
23 1, 39 | therein we find the first trace of life. Now ~"unity" is
24 1, 46 | Person?~(7) Whether any trace of the Trinity is to be
25 1, 46 | creatures is necessarily found a trace of the Trinity?~Aquin.:
26 1, 46 | not necessarily found a ~trace of the Trinity. For anything
27 1, 46 | Therefore there is no trace of the Trinity in ~creatures.~
28 1, 46 | created. Therefore if the ~trace of the Trinity is found
29 1, 46 | everything created has a trace of the Trinity, it ~follows
30 1, 46 | follows that we can find a trace of the Trinity in each of
31 1, 46 | creature is to be found a trace not of the Trinity but of
32 1, 46 | Trin. vi, 10), that "the trace of ~the Trinity appears
33 1, 46 | representation is ~called a "trace": for a trace shows that
34 1, 46 | called a "trace": for a trace shows that someone has passed
35 1, 46 | creatures there is found the trace of the Trinity, inasmuch ~
36 1, 46 | De Trin. vi 10) that the ~trace of the Trinity is found
37 1, 46 | The representation of the trace is to be referred to the ~
38 1, 46 | subsisting being is the trace ascribed in ~regard to those
39 1, 92 | a ~likeness by way of a "trace." Now the intellect or mind
40 1, 92 | find the likeness of a "trace," as in other creatures
41 1, 92 | consider the way in which a ~"trace," and the way in which an "
42 1, 92 | we have said; while a ~"trace" represents something by
43 1, 92 | traces": ~so also ashes are a trace of fire, and desolation
44 1, 92 | desolation of the land a trace of ~a hostile army.~Aquin.:
45 1, 92 | observe in them a certain trace of the ~Intellect that created
46 1, 92 | do see in ~them a certain trace of the existence of these
47 1, 92 | his being by ~way of a "trace."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[93] A[
48 1, 92 | in the soul by ~way of a trace. ~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[93] A[
49 2, 14 | effects, ~which by analysis we trace to their simple causes.
50 2, 78 | indefinitely, however, since we can trace it back ~to some previous
51 2, 2 | faith, since he cannot ~trace them back to first principles,
52 2, 24 | bear the ~resemblance of a trace [*Cf. FP, Q[45], A[7]].
53 2, 24 | The likeness by way of trace does not confer the capacity ~
54 2, 101 | irrational creature we ~find the trace of God. Now the aspect of
55 2, 101 | the aspect conveyed by a trace. Therefore we must ~distinguish
56 2, 152 | because this ~leaves its trace and inclination in the soul,
57 3, 4 | creatures we find the image of trace. Therefore the irrational
58 3, 4 | love. But the likeness of trace regards only a ~representation
59 3, 28 | Scriptures are not wont to trace the ~female line in genealogies":
60 3, 28 | it was befitting to ~trace the genealogy down to Joseph,
61 3, 30 | was not given to them to ~trace the manner of our Lord's
62 Suppl, 87| appropriation, so as to ~trace the effects which Christ
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