Part, Question
1 1, 22 | providence to ~produce every grade of being. And thus it has
2 1, 46 | men generating hold one grade in efficient causes - viz.
3 1, 46 | efficient causes - viz. the grade of ~a particular generator.
4 1, 47 | be perfect if only one ~grade of goodness were found in
5 1, 48 | in things, so that ~every grade of goodness may be realized.
6 1, 48 | may be realized. Now, one grade of goodness is ~that of
7 1, 48 | which cannot fail. Another grade of goodness is that of ~
8 1, 48 | fail in goodness, and this grade is to be found in ~existence
9 1, 50 | determined to ~some special grade of being because "the species
10 1, 50 | determines to a special grade, and that is the form; and ~
11 1, 50 | self holds a determinate grade in ~being; and therefore
12 1, 58 | the angels ~hold that grade among spiritual substances
13 1, 63 | order can ever covet the grade of a higher nature; ~just
14 1, 63 | seeks to occupy ~a higher grade as to accidentals, which
15 1, 63 | he can also seek a higher grade of nature, to ~which he
16 1, 63 | who fell were of the lower grade of ~angels; yet in that
17 1, 72 | being ~the most perfect grade, is not said to be produced,
18 1, 75 | the soul is endowed with a grade of ~intellectuality inferior
19 1, 47 | men generating hold one grade in efficient causes - viz.
20 1, 47 | efficient causes - viz. the grade of ~a particular generator.
21 1, 48 | be perfect if only one ~grade of goodness were found in
22 1, 49 | in things, so that ~every grade of goodness may be realized.
23 1, 49 | may be realized. Now, one grade of goodness is ~that of
24 1, 49 | which cannot fail. Another grade of goodness is that of ~
25 1, 49 | fail in goodness, and this grade is to be found in ~existence
26 1, 51 | determined to ~some special grade of being because "the species
27 1, 51 | determines to a special grade, and that is the form; and ~
28 1, 51 | self holds a determinate grade in ~being; and therefore
29 1, 59 | the angels ~hold that grade among spiritual substances
30 1, 64 | order can ever covet the grade of a higher nature; ~just
31 1, 64 | seeks to occupy ~a higher grade as to accidentals, which
32 1, 64 | he can also seek a higher grade of nature, to ~which he
33 1, 64 | who fell were of the lower grade of ~angels; yet in that
34 1, 71 | being ~the most perfect grade, is not said to be produced,
35 1, 74 | the soul is endowed with a grade of ~intellectuality inferior
36 1, 84 | individual. There is another grade of ~cognitive power which
37 1, 105| are the more sublime in grade, and more ~clear in knowledge;
38 1, 105| sanctity, are in the lowest ~grade, and are not conspicuous
39 1, 107| order. In another way one grade is called an order; and
40 1, 107| communicate a gift, the higher grade he ~occupies, as he is in
41 1, 107| he is in the more perfect grade of mastership who can teach ~
42 1, 107| Considered only as regards ~the grade of nature, men can in no
43 1, 107| transferred to the ~natural grade of the superior, neither
44 1, 107| transferred to the ~superior grade of grace; whereas men can
45 1, 107| whereas men can ascend to the grade of grace, ~but not of nature.~
46 1, 108| considered both according to the grade of nature; and according ~
47 1, 111| Reply OBJ 4: A manifold grade exists in the Divine ministries.
48 1, 116| human intellects are of one grade in the ~natural order; but
49 2, 161| the highest and perfect grade. ~Therefore their first
50 2, 181| thereby both office and grade, and sometimes, ~besides
51 2, 181| ad 3), nothing hinders grade and ~state from concurring
52 2, 181| are also of a different grade.~
53 3, 2 | upon her she merited that grade of purity and holiness,
54 3, 7 | cannot ~be a more perfect grade of heat than that to which
55 3, 12 | able to ~have reached that grade of knowledge by way of experience.
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