Part, Question

 1   1, 5   |         in ~them, limit being by applying it to some essence or nature.
 2   1, 17  |        one way, by the intellect applying to one ~thing the definition
 3   1, 19  |        they can be understood as applying to every class of ~individuals,
 4   1, 19  | distinction must not be taken as applying to the divine will ~itself,
 5   1, 22  |          uses natural things ~in applying art and virtue to his own
 6   1, 31  |    invisible, the only God," as ~applying not to the Father, but to
 7   1, 34  |       widely and figuratively in applying Word to the Holy Ghost; ~
 8   1, 45  |    producing that nature, but by applying it to ~something else. For
 9   1, 53  |      occupy a divisible place by applying his power; as a body ~does
10   1, 76  |        provided in ~this case by applying a remedy against death in
11   1, 46  |    producing that nature, but by applying it to ~something else. For
12   1, 54  |      occupy a divisible place by applying his power; as a body ~does
13   1, 75  |        provided in ~this case by applying a remedy against death in
14   1, 78  |         an act of the intellect, applying certain principles to ~examine
15   1, 80  |          this in himself: for by applying certain universal ~considerations,
16   1, 92  |        the intention of the will applying ~the sight to see, and to
17   1, 103 |         cook dresses the food by applying the natural activity of
18   1, 104 |         to ~operated, as it were applying their forms and powers to
19   2, 16  |     Therefore it uses itself, by applying itself to act. But it does
20   2, 28  |        let this be understood as applying to love in respect of its
21   2, 52  |        addition be understood as applying to the ~subject, this could
22   2, 66  |         in two senses. First, as applying to ~virtues of different
23   2, 67  |    understands in this life, ~by applying the intelligible species
24   2, 69  |        Para. 1/2~Reply OBJ 3: In applying the beatitudes to the gifts
25   2, 75  |        it must ~be understood as applying to a cause which is sufficient
26   2, 75  |        sin. Now the fact of not ~applying the rule of reason or of
27   2, 94  |          reason is hindered from applying the ~general principle to
28   2, 105 |         however, to be taken as ~applying to ignorance of fact; and
29   2, 108 |    restricted sense, ~namely, as applying to that particular case.
30   2, 25  |      love is to be understood as applying to ~outward favors, which
31   2, 28  |          are to be understood as applying to ~the mercy which is a
32   2, 45  |           which act ~consists in applying to action the things counselled
33   2, 45  | knowledge of ~universals, but in applying them to action, as stated
34   2, 46  |       thereto, as commanding and applying knowledge to action, namely, ~"
35   2, 58  |        the letter of the law, by applying it to some ~particular case.
36   2, 74  |  Moreover ~this must be taken as applying to these vices considered
37   2, 115 |        of money: one consists in applying it to one's ~own use, and
38   2, 120 |         as they ~hinder man from applying himself to Divine things.
39   2, 120 |      since man is ~hindered from applying himself to Divine things
40   2, 164 |         being directed aright in applying the cognitive power in this
41   2, 167 |          powders or rouge, or by applying any dye that alters the
42   2, 186 |      afflicted and oppressed, or applying themselves to teaching,
43   3, 44  |          of command, but also by applying something pertaining to
44   3, 55  |        are to understand this as applying to Him not in the form of
45   3, 62  |       action of the ~minister in applying it to a sacramental use.
46   3, 64  |         sacrament instituted, by applying it for the ~production of
47   3, 66  |        in the very water, but in applying the water to man, i.e. in ~
48   3, 69  |          we are to understand as applying to adults, that man "without ~
49   3, 69  |       the Passion of Christ, by ~applying its power to man.~Aquin.:
50   3, 89  |   statute is to be understood as applying to those who ~do public
51 Suppl, 2 |     unable to discover it, after applying himself with due care, it
52 Suppl, 8 |         to be less ~suitable for applying a salutary remedy to our
53 Suppl, 19|          when a man ~blesses, as applying a blessing instrumentally
54 Suppl, 26|         to some other person, by applying the intention of those who
55 Suppl, 26|     communicate those works, by ~applying his intention to this or
56 Suppl, 32|   healing has to be effected, by applying the remedy, ~not to the
57 Suppl, 95|         they had ~heretofore, by applying their consideration thereto.~