Part, Question 
 1   1, 14  |     Hence it is written that He reaches "even to ~the division of
 2   1, 59  |         yet the appetitive part reaches out not ~to these things
 3   1, 60  |         yet the appetitive part reaches out not ~to these things
 4   1, 78  |       only in part. Moreover it reaches to ~the understanding of
 5   1, 78  |          through the medium and reaches the end. Wherefore the higher
 6   1, 101 |        2:8] says that "paradise reaches to the lunar ~circle." But
 7   1, 101 | explained to mean that paradise reaches to the moon, ~not literally,
 8   1, 110 |    revelation of ~Divine things reaches men through the ministry
 9   1, 111 |      universal agent, His power reaches to all being, and ~hence
10   1, 111 |         the whole universe, but reaches ~to one thing in such a
11   2, 2   |        as in his last ~end, but reaches out to the universal fount
12   2, 5   |      which the rational nature ~reaches by the inquiry of reason,
13   2, 11  |      the end, when each of them reaches the end.~Aquin.: SMT FS
14   2, 48  |       the disturbance ~of anger reaches to the outward members,
15   2, 52  |       be great, according as it reaches the perfection of quantity
16   2, 83  |   original sin. ~Now the origin reaches the soul as the term of
17   2, 83  |       the will of an individual reaches to the ~soul's powers and
18   2, 83  |      the channel of generation, reaches first of all ~to the essence
19   2, 83  |       infection of original sin reaches it ~first.~Aquin.: SMT FS
20   2, 113 |      soul so vehemently that it reaches the perfection of ~justice
21   2, 114 |   whatever the motion of grace ~reaches to, falls under condign
22   2, 2   |          Now Divine ~revelation reaches those of lower degree through
23   2, 2   |        Divine revelation, which reaches ~man by means of the angels,
24   2, 24  |       proper to the wicked, and reaches "to the contempt of God,"
25   2, 33  |      sin; ~whereas sometimes it reaches to the reason, which consents
26   2, 123 |     this inordinateness of fear reaches to the ~rational appetite
27   2, 153 |        by the very fact that it reaches not only to the will but
28   2, 163 |     signified by the woman; and reaches to the higher reason by ~
29   2, 178 |      Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: Man reaches the knowledge of truth in
30   2, 178 |       this mortal flesh, no one reaches such a height of contemplation
31   2, 182 |   inward spiritual growth a man reaches the state of perfection
32   3, 7   |        indeed, when the subject reaches the ~utmost limit wherein
33   3, 7   |        excluded when a ~subject reaches the utmost perfection which
34   3, 19  |      man the action of the head reaches in ~a manner to all his
35   3, 19  |       OBJ 3: As the sin of Adam reaches others only by carnal ~generation,
36   3, 19  |        too, the merit of Christ reaches others only by spiritual ~
37   3, 25  |         honor given to an image reaches to the prototype," i.e.
38   3, 35  |   Without doubt, when this soul reaches the womb, being intent on ~
39   3, 46  |          sixth hour, so also it reaches its highest point in every
40   3, 56  |        of Christ's Resurrection reaches souls not ~from any special
41   3, 68  |       mother's ~body is washed, reaches the child while yet in its
42 Suppl, 8 |         hallowing of the Church reaches a man through the element
43 Suppl, 8 |         hallowing of the Church reaches man by the minister alone, ~
44 Suppl, 18|      effect of Christ's Passion reaches him through the sacraments
45 Suppl, 19|       are two kinds of key. one reaches to heaven itself ~directly,
46 Suppl, 19|         directly. The other key reaches to ~heaven, not directly
47 Suppl, 29|      action of the Church ~that reaches to the principal effect
48 Suppl, 29|     Since ~then Extreme Unction reaches to this effect, as is clear
49 Suppl, 40|      for which reason the stole reaches right ~down. He also wears
50 Suppl, 43|       the humors is calmed, man reaches the first stage of ~reason
51 Suppl, 54|     movers fails at length, and reaches something that is moved
52 Suppl, 73|  judgment about the sound ~that reaches the ears is subsequent to
53 Suppl, 74|     human mind, which sometimes reaches the truth and ~sometimes
54 Suppl, 77|       in the child, so that he ~reaches perfect quantity by growth,
55 Suppl, 77|       be called radical when it reaches the ~term of generation
56 Suppl, 77|        the individual, and this reaches the aforesaid perfection
57 Suppl, 78|    bounds of that latitude, and reaches it at the end of his ~growth,
58 Suppl, 80|          for the reason that it reaches to the inmost part of a ~
59 Suppl, 80|         to be subtle because it reaches to the ~insight of the intrinsic
60 Suppl, 81|        that "the glorified body reaches ~equally soon to any distance,
61 Suppl, 90|  objects tend, whereas each one reaches it more ~closely, according
 
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