Part, Question

 1   1, 1   |     themselves ~self-evident, or reducible to the conclusions of a
 2   1, 3   |       under a genus; or as being reducible ~to it, as principles and
 3   1, 3   |        God is not in a genus, as reducible to it as its ~principle,
 4   1, 3   |      from this, that a principle reducible to any genus ~does not extend
 5   1, 3   |     principles ~of accidents are reducible to the principles of the
 6   1, 9   |   nothing by Him, and are by Him reducible from existence ~to non-existence.~
 7   1, 77  |        common sensibles are all ~reducible to quantity. As to size
 8   1, 114 |      Further, every multiform is reducible to a uniform principle.
 9   1, 114 |          it seems that they are ~reducible to the uniform movements
10   1, 114 |          corporeal movements is ~reducible to the uniformity of the
11   1, 114 |      body, must of ~necessity be reducible to some heavenly principle:
12   1, 114 |      some combustible matter, is reducible to some heavenly principle.
13   2, 19  |      Further, every evil will is reducible to some species of malice. ~
14   2, 19  |        with erring reason is not reducible to ~some species of malice.
15   2, 41  |         appetitive faculties are reducible to ~nature as to their first
16   2, 45  |          the appetitive power is reducible to one either of pursuit
17   2, 55  |        the limit of anything ~is reducible to the genus of that of
18   2, 55  |        the limit; as a point is ~reducible to the genus of line. Therefore
19   2, 55  |        line. Therefore virtue is reducible to the ~genus of power,
20   2, 61  |       ranks before another, ~are reducible to the above four, both
21   2, 74  |     something sublime, yet it is reducible to some yet ~higher consideration:
22   2, 75  |        every accidental cause is reducible to ~the direct cause. Since
23   2, 82  |          irascible passions ~are reducible to concupiscible passions,
24   2, 100 |      precepts of the Old Law are reducible to the ~ten precepts of
25   2, 100 |      precepts of the Old Law are reducible to the ten ~precepts of
26   2, 100 |     precepts of the Old Law are ~reducible to the ten precepts of the
27   2, 100 |       the moral precepts are not reducible to the ceremonial ~precepts,
28   2, 100 |       the moral precepts are not reducible to all the precepts of the ~
29   2, 100 |      added to the ~decalogue are reducible to the precepts of the decalogue,
30   2, 104 |    except in so ~far as they are reducible to the precepts of the decalogue.
31   2, 104 |          in number: yet they are reducible to ~certain distinct heads,
32   2, 26  |        the disposition which ~is reducible to the genus of a material
33   2, 30  |    Further, every commandment is reducible to the precepts of the ~
34   2, 44  |          which capital sin is it reducible?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[46] A[
35   2, 49  |     goodness of judgment are not reducible to the same cause, for ~
36   2, 49  | principle or cause, is sometimes reducible ~to the order of a higher
37   2, 51  |         the opposite defects are reducible to the four parts ~mentioned
38   2, 58  |       unlawful, it must needs be reducible to an ~injustice, since
39   2, 81  |      unknown. ~Now prayer is not reducible to any of these operations.
40   2, 116 |      Reply OBJ 3: These nine are reducible to the seven aforesaid.
41   2, 120 |   inflicted on our neighbor are ~reducible to those that are forbidden
42   2, 138 |       the things ~to be avoided, reducible to some common thing. Hence
43   2, 140 |        such vices are apparently reducible to the ~genus of intemperance,
44   2, 152 |        virtue, and ~therefore is reducible to the same genus.~Aquin.:
45   2, 159 |          mentioned by Anselm are reducible to ~knowledge, avowal, and
46   2, 166 |     Further, all other vices are reducible to the seven capital ~vices,
47   2, 166 |    excess of play does not ~seem reducible to any of the capital vices.
48   2, 174 |    interpretation of speeches is reducible to the gift of ~prophecy,
49   2, 178 |        precepts of ~the Law, are reducible to the love of God and of
50   2, 178 |      beholding" would seem to be reducible to meditation.~Aquin.: SMT
51   3, 62  |      Further, whatever exists is reducible to some kind of being and ~
52   3, 62  |     through them all. ~Nor is it reducible to some degree of good;
53   3, 62  |      properly in a genus, but is reducible to a genus of perfect act,
54   3, 62  |         not in any genus, but is reducible to a genus and ~species
55   3, 63  |        itself in a genus, but is reducible to a genus, for the reason
56   3, 63  |         genus or species, but is reducible to the second species of ~
57 Suppl, 58|        OBJ 4: This impediment is reducible to error, since in either
58 Suppl, 58|          arises from madness, is reducible to the impediment of error;