Part, Question

 1   1, 57  |        to the lower ~angels by enlightening them. Some of these mysteries
 2   1, 58  |        to the lower ~angels by enlightening them. Some of these mysteries
 3   1, 105 |     the inferior essence is an enlightening of things unknown, ~that
 4   1, 105 |       spiritual substances, by enlightening inferior otherwise than
 5   1, 106 |     every angelic speech is an enlightening. ~Therefore an inferior
 6   1, 106 |    consider that every angelic enlightening is an ~angelic speech; but
 7   1, 106 |        not every speech is an ~enlightening; because, as we have said (
 8   1, 106 |       will is not, as such, an enlightening. For to know what ~you may
 9   1, 106 |        God to the angels is an enlightening; ~because since the will
10   1, 107 |       actions of "cleansing," "enlightening," ~and "perfecting." For
11   1, 107 |     the order of ~priests, is "enlightening," and of bishops "perfecting,"
12   1, 107 |       adapted to the immediate enlightening of the second ~hierarchy,
13   1, 114 |      on the human intellect by enlightening it. On the other ~hand,
14   1, 117 |      higher ~agent, namely God enlightening (the soul) from without.
15   2, 5   |      else; for if they could, ~enlightening and heating would go on
16   2, 68  |       refreshing the heart and enlightening its darkness," of ~which,
17   2, 68  |          Jer. 31:3,4); but the enlightening of the mind remains. ~Of
18   2, 79  |     the universal cause of the enlightening ~of souls, according to
19   2, 79  |     the universal cause of the enlightening of bodies, though not in
20   2, 102 |        the Lord ~is lightsome, enlightening the eyes." But the ceremonial
21   2, 102 |        new moon, signified the enlightening of the primitive Church
22   2, 42  |        the Lord is ~lightsome, enlightening the eyes." Now it is useless
23   2, 94  |      wisdom is effected by the enlightening of the intellect, ~wherefore
24   2, 169 |        ever in need of a fresh enlightening, so too the prophet's mind
25   2, 169 |    intellect is passive to the enlightening of the Divine light.~Aquin.:
26   2, 169 |       a higher way through the enlightening of the Divine ~light. As
27   2, 170 |      they know to men, not by ~enlightening the intellect, but by an
28   2, 171 |        change results from the enlightening ~action of the active intellect.
29   2, 172 | received. Thus as ~regards the enlightening of the intellect there is
30   2, 175 |       prophecy consists in God enlightening the ~mind, on the part of
31   2, 178 |         to wit, ~by the divine enlightening we know things that seem
32   2, 179 |  teaches another by cleansing, enlightening, and ~perfecting him: and
33   2, 186 |        contemplate, ~namely by enlightening the intellect. For the contemplative
34   3, 13  |      even the highest spirits, enlightening them, as Dionysius says ~(
35   3, 46  |          And since the perfect enlightening ~will come about at Christ'
36   3, 52  |       hell, by visiting it and enlightening it. Accordingly it is written ~(
37   3, 52  |      confines of hell, ~but by enlightening them with the light of glory
38   3, 64  |      invisibly - by cleansing, enlightening, and perfecting.~Aquin.:
39   3, 65  |      actions are "cleansing," "enlightening," and "perfecting." Mere ~
40   3, 65  |     But cleansing coupled with enlightening, according to ~Dionysius,
41   3, 66  |      Orth. iv), has a power of enlightening. But enlightenment is a
42   3, 67  |        cleansing" but also of "enlightening." Consequently, it is ~outside
43   3, 82  |        the priest's "power ~of enlightening" (Eccl. Hier. v), inasmuch
44 Suppl, 29|        at either cleansing, or enlightening, or perfecting. Now ~Extreme
45 Suppl, 29|        at either cleansing, or enlightening, for ~this is ascribed to
46 Suppl, 29|    doubt that it ~possesses an enlightening and cleansing power, even
47 Suppl, 31|     This sacrament cleanses by enlightening through the ~bestowal of
48 Suppl, 37|       reference to cleansing, ~enlightening, and perfecting. Thus they
49 Suppl, 37| disturbs a man both ways. But ~enlightening, which is effected by teaching,
50 Suppl, 37| belongs ~to the bishops alone, enlightening to the priests, and cleansing
51 Suppl, 40|  extends only to cleansing and enlightening, whereas the ~episcopal
52 Suppl, 89|         not indeed with a new ~enlightening, so as to increase the knowledge
53 Suppl, 93|        teach us by ~cleansing, enlightening, and perfecting [*Cf. FP,