Part, Question

 1   1, 6   |    goodness. Therefore the first supposition holds good. Therefore ~everything
 2   1, 7   |        Reply OBJ 3: Although the supposition of some things does not
 3   1, 7   |    things does not preclude ~the supposition of others, still the supposition
 4   1, 7   | supposition of others, still the supposition of an infinite number is ~
 5   1, 8   |         that is, merely on ~some supposition; as a grain of millet would
 6   1, 8   |          absolutely when, on any supposition, it must be everywhere; ~
 7   1, 19  |       namely, absolutely, and by supposition. We judge a thing to be ~
 8   1, 19  |           though it may be so by supposition; for, granted that he is
 9   1, 19  |       Yet it can be necessary by supposition, for supposing that He ~
10   1, 19  |          necessarily; except by ~supposition.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[19] A[
11   1, 19  |           yet it is necessary by supposition, on account of the ~unchangeableness
12   1, 23  |       thing is necessary ~on the supposition that He so wills, on account
13   1, 25  |     order of things, except upon supposition, ~as was said above (Q[19],
14   1, 36  |   principle" has not determinate supposition but ~rather it stands indeterminately
15   1, 39  |         really existed any real "supposition" ~or "subjection."~Aquin.:
16   1, 48  |        and especially so on ~the supposition that all things are subject
17   1, 39  |         really existed any real "supposition" ~or "subjection."~Aquin.:
18   1, 49  |        and especially so on ~the supposition that all things are subject
19   1, 78  |   According, therefore, to ~this supposition, nothing is preserved in
20   1, 88  |        said this on the previous supposition that understanding is a
21   1, 89  |       Himself. According to this supposition, also, the ~Manichaeans,
22   1, 89  |          human nature, the above supposition ~is quite impossible. For
23   1, 114 |         v, ~3) as to this double supposition.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[115] A[
24   2, 1   |           another. Therefore the supposition that one thing is the last
25   2, 10  |      impossible follows from the supposition ~that the will does not
26   2, 10  |          incompatible with ~this supposition, that the will be not moved
27   2, 18  |          or evil, except on ~the supposition of another previous circumstance,
28   2, 39  |          be good or evil, on the supposition of something else: ~thus
29   2, 39  |          said to be good, on the supposition of a shameful deed ~done,
30   2, 39  |       that which is good on some supposition, ~should be considered as
31   2, 39  |      which is voluntary on some ~supposition, is judged to be voluntary,
32   2, 50  |         in the first place, this supposition is contrary to the mind
33   2, 50  |          the ~second place, this supposition is contrary to the truth.
34   2, 58  |         this is based on a false supposition. Because the appetitive
35   2, 25  |        if we make the impossible supposition that ~God were not man's
36   2, 58  |        ways. First, by a kind of supposition; and thus, when we have
37   2, 86  |       not absolutely but on the ~supposition of an end - for instance
38   2, 86  |   neither absolutely, nor on the supposition of an end, is ~altogether
39   2, 86  |      opinion is based on a false supposition: because a spiritual ~prelate
40   3, 3   |         1/1~Reply OBJ 2: In this supposition the human nature would be
41   3, 16  |          a personal but a simple supposition. For although "this man"
42   3, 31  |       this is to be taken on the supposition that it be the ~same Jechonias
43   3, 36  |           And I say ~this on the supposition that they came from the
44   3, 46  |    absolutely; or secondly, from supposition. ~Therefore, speaking simply
45   3, 46  |          was impossible if some ~supposition be made. For since it is
46   3, 46  |        necessity which comes of ~supposition, and of the necessity which
47   3, 64  |      reality. I ~say this in the supposition that they are outwardly
48   3, 77  |      succeeds to them. ~But that supposition is false, as was stated
49   3, 84  |       absolutely; secondly, on a supposition. A thing is absolutely necessary ~
50   3, 84  |       Penance is necessary on a ~supposition, for it is necessary, not
51 Suppl, 69|           1/1 ~Reply OBJ 6: This supposition is impossible [*Cf. FS,
52 Suppl, 76|       humanity ~was based on the supposition that humanity is some distinct
53 Suppl, 77|        womb. Consequently on the supposition that a ~man partook of such
54 Suppl, 80|   objection proceeds on a false ~supposition.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[83] A[
55 Suppl, 80|          it is based on a ~false supposition, or begs the question. For
56 Suppl, 80|          of the ~place. But this supposition is false, because if it
57 Suppl, 93|        his ~death, except on the supposition of the wound which he received
58 Suppl, 96| absolutely but on an impossible ~supposition in order to throw into relief