Part, Question
1 1, 7 | the ~body is necessarily transferred to a place occupied by another
2 1, 13 | from ~creatures." But names transferred from creatures to God, are
3 1, 28 | creatures, when considered ~as transferred to God, has a substantial
4 1, 41 | Further, the Apostle says, "He transferred us to the kingdom of ~the
5 1, 41 | Further, the Apostle says, "He transferred us to the kingdom of ~the
6 1, 84 | passive intellect, ~as a body transferred from one place to another.~
7 1, 96 | elapsed, ~man was to be either transferred to a spiritual life, or
8 1, 101 | but was destined to be transferred ~thither in the state of
9 1, 101 | the spiritual life, ~to be transferred thence to heaven.~Aquin.:
10 1, 107 | lowest hierarchy are never ~transferred into the middle, or the
11 1, 107 | Therefore neither are men ~transferred to the angelic orders.~Aquin.:
12 1, 107 | Therefore they are not ~transferred to the angelic orders.~Aquin.:
13 1, 107 | souls of the saints will be ~transferred to the orders of angels.~
14 1, 107 | that men can in no way be transferred to an ~equality with the
15 1, 107 | inferior angels cannot be transferred to the ~natural grade of
16 1, 107 | superior, neither can they be transferred to the ~superior grade of
17 1, 107 | erroneous to say that men are transferred to the ~penalty of demons;
18 1, 114 | word ~"nature" has been transferred from living things to all
19 2, 7 | more obvious things are transferred so as ~to signify things
20 2, 7 | notion of distance has been transferred from things ~that are apart
21 2, 52 | pertaining to quantity, is ~transferred from bodily quantities to
22 2, 52 | increase," as we have said, is transferred to forms, from ~corporeal
23 2, 68 | names of these passions are ~transferred to the theological virtues
24 2, 70 | The word "fruit" has been transferred from the material ~to the
25 2, 77 | i: and so its name is ~transferred to all the other senses,
26 2, 89 | which the term has been transferred to the soul, by way of ~
27 2, 104 | But the priesthood was transferred from Aaron to Christ. Therefore
28 2, 104 | the ~entire Law was also transferred. Therefore the judicial
29 2, 105 | is in respect of goods transferred for the use of the person
30 2, 105 | person to whom they ~are transferred, whereas a deposit is for
31 2, 55 | itself, but afterwards it was transferred to designate the art ~whereby
32 2, 56 | employed; and yet they are transferred to all ~other matters of
33 2, 59 | Thirdly retaliation is transferred to voluntary commutations,
34 2, 60 | he took, through having transferred it to another, yet since ~
35 2, 85 | robbery; sometimes they ~are transferred to another person by sale;
36 2, 98 | the ~right of patronage is transferred with the property sold,
37 2, 98 | granted "in fee," but is transferred with the property sold or
38 2, 99 | relating to creatures are ~transferred to God as the summit of
39 2, 170 | xv, ~18): "A man is not transferred from the left side to the
40 2, 180 | the case of those who are transferred to the state of ~prelacy.
41 2, 183 | Moreover prelates are not transferred to the active life, so as
42 3, 3 | if the name of ~son were transferred to the Father or the Holy
43 3, 10 | narrow or reduce it when He transferred it to that little ~body."
44 3, 28 | dignity belonging to God ~be transferred to another.~Aquin.: SMT
45 3, 38 | allegiance of the ~multitude was transferred to Christ, and there was
46 Suppl, 1 | whence these expressions are transferred to spiritual things, ~there
47 Suppl, 40| should especially have been transferred to the New Law.~Aquin.:
48 Suppl, 45| one person's power is ~not transferred to the power of another
49 Suppl, 45| she cannot by marriage be transferred to a husband's power without
50 Suppl, 53| body of a kinswoman to be transferred into the ~power of her kinsman:
51 Suppl, 61| possession of the power transferred to ~him. Wherefore also
52 Suppl, 71| continuous quantity cannot be transferred to spiritual ~quantity:
53 Suppl, 75| shall be found living to be ~transferred to the impassibility of
54 Suppl, 76| human ~nature in one is transferred to another. but not if what
55 Suppl, 76| superfluous ~in one part is transferred to another. Now the identity
56 Suppl, 80| term "subtlety" has been transferred to ~those bodies which are
57 Suppl, 81| another, it is not essentially transferred from place to ~place, because
58 Suppl, 89| equality; but is further transferred to denote ~any ratio of
59 Suppl, 90| since the term movement ~is transferred to the actions of the appetite
60 Suppl, 92| principally, it is not usually transferred to another save ~by reason
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