Part, Question

 1   1, 1   |         long time, and with the admixture of many errors. Whereas
 2   1, 9   |       be pure act, ~without the admixture of any potentiality, for
 3   1, 12  |         is pure act without any admixture of potentiality, is in Himself ~
 4   1, 17  |      everything is true without admixture ~of falsity; and thus nothing
 5   1, 54  |         act, but which has some admixture of potentiality, to be its
 6   1, 58  |        s ~intelligence has some admixture of potentiality. Therefore
 7   1, 58  |     evening and morning have an admixture of ~darkness. But there
 8   1, 58  |         taken as compared to an admixture of darkness, but as compared
 9   1, 66  |       was distinct and ~without admixture. But previous to the work
10   1, 70  |      certain proportion in the ~admixture of elements, whereas the
11   1, 77  |        and form, yet ~it has an admixture of potentiality, as we have
12   1, 55  |         act, but which has some admixture of potentiality, to be its
13   1, 59  |        s ~intelligence has some admixture of potentiality. Therefore
14   1, 59  |     evening and morning have an admixture of ~darkness. But there
15   1, 59  |         taken as compared to an admixture of darkness, but as compared
16   1, 67  |       was distinct and ~without admixture. But previous to the work
17   1, 71  |      certain proportion in the ~admixture of elements, whereas the
18   1, 76  |        and form, yet ~it has an admixture of potentiality, as we have
19   1, 96  |     weakness resulting from the admixture of extraneous ~nutriment.
20   2, 24  |   goodness of an act; since the admixture of evil either destroys
21   2, 39  |        evil; because ~it has an admixture of good.~Aquin.: SMT FS
22   2, 50  |         God alone), but with an admixture of some potentiality: and ~
23   2, 4   |   whiter, the less it has of an admixture of black. ~Now understanding,
24   2, 27  |          is compatible with ~an admixture of sorrow?~Aquin.: SMT SS
25   2, 27  |  charity is ~compatible with an admixture of sorrow. For it belongs
26   2, 27  |      joy ~is compatible with an admixture of sorrow, according to
27   2, 27  |   charity is compatible with an admixture of sorrow.~Aquin.: SMT SS
28   2, 27  |       the joy of charity has an admixture of sorrow.~Aquin.: SMT SS
29   2, 27  |       Now ~such like joy has no admixture of sorrow, according to
30   2, 27  |        is ~incompatible with an admixture of sorrow.~Aquin.: SMT SS
31   2, 27  |         is incompatible with an admixture of sorrow, even as the good ~
32   2, 27  |        is incompatible with any admixture of evil: hence the ~Apostle
33   2, 27  |  charity is ~compatible with an admixture of sorrow, in so far as
34   2, 67  |    officious lie, for it has an admixture of ~the pernicious lie:
35   2, 79  |       all things depreciate ~by admixture with baser things, for instance,
36   2, 106 | involuntary ~simply, but has an admixture of voluntariness, as stated
37   3, 74  |         united as one." But the admixture ~of water with the flour
38 Suppl, 3 |   contrition has a considerable admixture ~of joy, because the contrite
39 Suppl, 9 |        removes composition and ~admixture. Therefore one or the other
40 Suppl, 54|       follows that at the first admixture the identity of ~blood disappears
41 Suppl, 54|     most subtle; at ~the second admixture, as regards the second element;
42 Suppl, 69|        be pure and without the ~admixture of good, just as the supreme
43 Suppl, 69|     supreme good is without any admixture of ~evil. Consequently those
44 Suppl, 72|         creature from having an admixture of ~a foreign nature, which
45 Suppl, 72|       the other elements to the admixture of a foreign matter. Thirdly,
46 Suppl, 72|      But in so far as it has an admixture of some ~foreign matter
47 Suppl, 72|      far as the former has some admixture of foreign ~matter. And
48 Suppl, 77|       some, or without any such admixture, as others maintain. And
49 Suppl, 79|      more white if it have less admixture of ~black. But there will
50 Suppl, 79|     black. But there will be no admixture of passibility in any of
51 Suppl, 86|         and who have no notable admixture of evil merit, are not ~
52 Suppl, 86|        alms, and these ~have an admixture of good with evil merits.
53 Suppl, 86|       that in them there is ~no admixture of good and evil works or
54 Suppl, 86| nevertheless since they have an admixture of certain ~things connected
55 Suppl, 87|       but 'being' itself has no admixture of aught else ~beside itself.
56 Suppl, 87|        or pleasant can have an ~admixture of something rendering it
57 Suppl, 89|         is pure act without any admixture of ~potentiality, which