Part, Question
1 1, 1 | to represent God, ~this representation ought chiefly to be taken
2 1, 1 | of metaphors to produce a representation, ~for it is natural to man
3 1, 13 | they fall short of a full representation of Him. Which is proved ~
4 1, 17 | likeness or defective ~representation does not involve the idea
5 1, 27 | these fall short in ~the representation of divine objects. Procession,
6 1, 45 | represents fire. Such a representation is ~called a "trace": for
7 1, 45 | and this is called the representation of ~"image." Now the processions
8 1, 45 | will, there is found the representation of the Trinity by way of ~
9 1, 45 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The representation of the trace is to be referred
10 1, 47 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the representation is assimilated to its exemplar.
11 1, 47 | was wanting to one in the representation of the ~divine goodness
12 1, 47 | reason would apply to the representation which ~reflects the exemplar
13 1, 46 | represents fire. Such a representation is ~called a "trace": for
14 1, 46 | and this is called the representation of ~"image." Now the processions
15 1, 46 | will, there is found the representation of the Trinity by way of ~
16 1, 46 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The representation of the trace is to be referred
17 1, 48 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the representation is assimilated to its exemplar.
18 1, 48 | was wanting to one in the representation of the ~divine goodness
19 1, 48 | reason would apply to the representation which ~reflects the exemplar
20 1, 92 | to ~the same image by the representation of the Divine Persons: but
21 1, 92 | others, both as to the representation of the likeness of the Divine ~
22 1, 92 | creatures, and as to the representation in them of the ~uncreated
23 1, 92 | after a fashion, to the representation of the ~species, inasmuch
24 1, 92 | uncreated Trinity, by a certain ~representation of the species. In other
25 1, 92 | explained (A[2]), a certain representation of ~the species belongs
26 1, 92 | approaches the nearest to a representation of the species of the ~Divine
27 1, 92 | however small, attains to a representation of the ~species. Wherefore
28 1, 92 | in ~the soul some kind of representation of species of the Divine
29 1, 92 | consists not only in the ~representation of the Divine Persons, but
30 1, 92 | Persons, but also in the representation of ~the Divine Essence,
31 1, 92 | Divine Essence, to which representation belong immortality and ~
32 1, 92 | represents, ~according as the representation is perfect or imperfect.
33 2, 41 | that ~fear arises "from the representation of a future evil which is
34 2, 41 | which is caused by the representation of ~something unwonted.
35 2, 80 | the Divine power. Now the representation of forms to the ~imagination
36 2, 101 | performance of actions in ~representation of others, seems to savor
37 2, 103 | Christians share, are the ~actual representation."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[103]
38 2, 42 | affections to an untrue representation of God, ~and separates him
39 2, 108 | signified; because every ~representation consists in comparison,
40 2, 109 | there is ~no lie, but a representation of the truth." And he cites
41 2, 165 | pleasure on account of the ~representation, wherein man takes a natural
42 2, 171 | namely the acceptance or representation of things, and the judgment ~
43 2, 171 | as to the ~acceptance or representation of things, which is effected
44 2, 171 | they be directed to the representation of ~intelligible truths
45 3, 4 | of trace regards only a ~representation by Divine impression, existing
46 3, 25 | some other way, viz. by ~representation and contact. And for this
47 3, 45 | in Christ's body was a ~representation of His body's future clarity,
48 3, 66 | and the Eucharist, are a ~representation of our Lord's death and
49 3, 66 | by way of a ~figurative representation; in the Baptism of the Spirit
50 3, 74 | because it harmonizes with the representation of our Lord's ~Passion:
51 3, 78 | artificial ~forms to the representation of the effect of art. Now
52 3, 83 | take into consideration the representation of our Lord's ~Passion,
53 3, 83 | sacrament is a figure and a representation of our Lord's Passion, as ~
54 3, 83 | For this sacrament is a representation of ~our Lord's Passion.
55 3, 83 | of these belongs to the representation ~of the events connected
56 Suppl, 66| he is deficient in the ~representation of Christ. Now by Baptism
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