Part, Question
1 1, 7 | drawn from the centre, the farther they extend from the centre, ~
2 1, 7 | extend from the centre, ~the farther they are from each other;
3 1, 25 | the ~divine power extends farther than that. If, however,
4 1, 50 | all His angels"; and, ~farther on (verse 4), "For He spoke,
5 1, 54 | them; because extreme is farther from extreme than the middle
6 1, 62 | glory, could they advance farther?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[62] A[
7 1, 51 | all His angels"; and, ~farther on (verse 4), "For He spoke,
8 1, 55 | them; because extreme is farther from extreme than the middle
9 1, 63 | glory, could they advance farther?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[62] A[
10 1, 77 | distinction we shall ~speak farther on (ad 1,2). But for the
11 1, 78 | intellect, as will ~be explained farther on (A[4]). For Plato supposed
12 1, 88 | first principle, and the farther ~off intellectual creatures
13 1, 90 | because "not being" is farther off ~from actual existence
14 1, 90 | of Scripture. For we read farther on, "And man was made a ~
15 1, 92 | seen there," as he says farther ~on; forasmuch as this knowledge
16 1, 93 | it is natural that the farther off anything is from us, ~
17 2, 3 | to know"; and, a little farther on (2), it is stated that
18 2, 3 | speculative sciences cannot extend farther than knowledge of sensibles ~
19 2, 31 | griefs, as we shall state ~farther on (Q[35], A[5]).~Aquin.:
20 2, 48 | but sometimes it goes yet farther, so as to paralyze ~the
21 2, 105| crimes, as we shall state farther on (ad 10).~Aquin.: SMT
22 2, 47 | intelligible, and so ~much the farther, as they are less certain
23 2, 89 | always be in my mouth," and farther on: "Let the meek hear ~
24 2, 102| parents in ~all things," and farther on (Col. 3:22): "Servants,
25 2, 104| that turn to Thee?" And ~farther on he says: "And for this
26 2, 104| fodder for ~his cattle." And farther on: "If he has done it for
27 2, 109| as though'] he would ~go farther"; and Ambrose in his book
28 2, 109| Lord "pretended He would go farther," because He ~acted as if
29 2, 109| acted as if wishing to go farther; in order to signify something ~
30 2, 109| as He was about to go farther away from them by ascending
31 2, 111| men is not with me," ~and farther on, "and I have known the
32 2, 115| of which we shall ~speak farther on (Q[184], Q[186], A[3]). ~
33 2, 115| thereto, as we shall explain farther on (Q[134]).~Aquin.: SMT
34 2, 115| we throw something - the ~farther we put it away the greater
35 2, 120| concupiscence, that do not go farther ~than the bounds of sensuality.
36 2, 130| pride, as we shall state farther on (Q[152], AA[1],2), ~denotes
37 2, 160| flower of the field"; and farther on (Is. 64:6), "all our
38 3, 1 | above the heavens"; and farther on: "Who is as the ~Lord
39 3, 5 | mention flesh, which, as being farther away from the ~Word, was
40 3, 7 | will ~uphold Him . . . "and farther on: "I have given My Spirit
41 3, 22 | sinners, as we shall ~state farther on (ad 3). But Christ had,
42 3, 40 | lead them to water?" And farther on (Lk. 14:5): ~"Which of
43 3, 41 | too says: "He proceeded no farther than Moses and ~Elias, lest
44 3, 42 | things ~were made." And farther on he adds: "It seems as
45 3, 43 | unbelievers. Wherefore it is said farther on: "And He ~wondered because
46 3, 44 | of God, and, as stated ~farther on, 'they knew that He was
47 3, 45 | gifts, as we shall state ~farther on (XP, Q[82]), viz. impassibility,
48 3, 48 | Moreover, as Augustine says ~farther on in the same book, "the
49 3, 48 | sacrifice, as shall be shown farther on (Q[49]).~
50 3, 51 | that ~is at fault"; and, farther on: "what in other persons
51 3, 55 | made ~pretense of going on farther," that is, as if He were
52 3, 60 | salvation, as we shall show ~farther on (Q[61], A[1]): so that
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