Part, Question
1 1, 14 | a house by defining and dividing, and ~considering what belongs
2 1, 14 | in things by defining and dividing, God knows all this much ~
3 1, 16 | intellect composing and dividing?~(3) On the comparison of
4 1, 16 | intellect composing and dividing?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[16] A[
5 1, 16 | intellect ~composing and dividing. For the Philosopher says (
6 1, 16 | intellect ~composing and dividing.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[16] A[
7 1, 16 | intellect composing and ~dividing.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[16] A[
8 1, 16 | it does by composing and dividing: for in every ~proposition
9 1, 16 | intellect composing and dividing; and not in the senses;
10 1, 16 | intellect ~composing and dividing as said above (A[2]). But
11 1, 16 | intellect composing and dividing. But in God there is not
12 1, 58 | understands by composing and dividing?~(5) Whether there can be
13 1, 58 | understand by composing and dividing?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[58] A[
14 1, 58 | understand by composing and ~dividing. For, where there is multiplicity
15 1, 58 | understands by composing and dividing.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[58] A[
16 1, 58 | understands by composing and dividing.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[58] A[
17 1, 58 | intellect composing and dividing, ~the predicate is compared
18 1, 58 | understand by composing and dividing, but only by ~understanding
19 1, 58 | discursion, and by composing and ~dividing, namely, that in the first
20 1, 58 | does he by composing and dividing.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[58] A[
21 1, 58 | learn by ~composing and dividing.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[58] A[
22 1, 58 | they know by composing and dividing, but by knowing simply the
23 1, 58 | understands not by ~composing and dividing, but by understanding what
24 1, 58 | thing by a composing and dividing process, as when, by ~division
25 1, 67 | the production of light, dividing night from day, ought not
26 1, 77 | irrational" are differences ~dividing animal, constituting its
27 1, 59 | understands by composing and dividing?~(5) Whether there can be
28 1, 59 | understand by composing and dividing?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[58] A[
29 1, 59 | understand by composing and ~dividing. For, where there is multiplicity
30 1, 59 | understands by composing and dividing.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[58] A[
31 1, 59 | understands by composing and dividing.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[58] A[
32 1, 59 | intellect composing and dividing, ~the predicate is compared
33 1, 59 | understand by composing and dividing, but only by ~understanding
34 1, 59 | discursion, and by composing and ~dividing, namely, that in the first
35 1, 59 | does he by composing and dividing.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[58] A[
36 1, 59 | learn by ~composing and dividing.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[58] A[
37 1, 59 | they know by composing and dividing, but by knowing simply the
38 1, 59 | understands not by ~composing and dividing, but by understanding what
39 1, 59 | thing by a composing and dividing process, as when, by ~division
40 1, 68 | the production of light, dividing night from day, ought not
41 1, 76 | irrational" are differences ~dividing animal, constituting its
42 1, 77 | in ~comparing, adding and dividing, and the action of the reminiscence,
43 2, 23 | the same Spirit ~worketh, dividing to every one according as
44 2, 94 | the same Spirit worketh, dividing to everyone according as
45 2, 170 | the same Spirit worketh, dividing ~to every one according
46 3, 39 | also is to be ~referred the dividing of the water of the Jordan
47 3, 80 | Consecr. ii), "because the ~dividing of one and the same mystery
48 Suppl, 66| not become irregular ~by dividing his flesh among several
49 Suppl, 71| suffrages is as the process in dividing a line, which though finite, ~
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