Part, Question

 1   1, 3   |       component ~parts, and is dependent on them; but God is the
 2   1, 7   |        would entail something ~dependent on an infinity for its existence;
 3   1, 10  |     OBJ 4: Further, things not dependent on each other do not seem
 4   1, 19  |        as primary, and not as ~dependent on the will of God. In this
 5   1, 50  |        nature of the angels is dependent ~upon God as its cause.
 6   1, 58  |         but not of what may be dependent on God's supernatural ~ordinance.
 7   1, 60  |      this - that everything is dependent on that good which is God.~
 8   1, 61  |   which ~is incorporeal is not dependent upon a body for its existence;
 9   1, 70  |       senses, and thus far ~is dependent on the body, although capable
10   1, 76  |        the body is immediately dependent on the soul. Thus one part
11   1, 51  |        nature of the angels is dependent ~upon God as its cause.
12   1, 59  |         but not of what may be dependent on God's supernatural ~ordinance.
13   1, 61  |      this - that everything is dependent on that good which is God.~
14   1, 62  |   which ~is incorporeal is not dependent upon a body for its existence;
15   1, 71  |       senses, and thus far ~is dependent on the body, although capable
16   1, 75  |        the body is immediately dependent on the soul. Thus one part
17   1, 83  |        the imagination is more dependent on the senses than the ~
18   1, 95  |     help: since indeed it was ~dependent on food wherewith to sustain
19   1, 115 |     nature of fate, ~except as dependent on God. Wherefore the Divine
20   1, 115 |        is changeable, even as ~dependent on Divine Providence. Wherefore
21   2, 5   |        the parts of an army is dependent on the order of the ~parts
22   2, 5   |       the ~parts of an army is dependent on the order of the whole
23   2, 2   |       1: Since man's nature is dependent on a higher nature, natural ~
24   2, 23  | charity were an acquired habit dependent on the power of its ~subject,
25   2, 98  |     two ways. ~First, as being dependent on spiritual things. Thus
26   2, 108 |        needs be voluntary, and dependent on ~the intention of the
27   3, 11  |        subject to its body, or dependent ~upon it, but wholly dominates
28   3, 11  |        measure ~subject to and dependent upon it. And hence the blessed
29   3, 29  |    Child Jesus small in body, ~dependent on others, unable to speak,
30   3, 35  |     certain temporal ~relation dependent on the mother, in respect
31   3, 56  |    their efficiency, which is ~dependent on the Divine power, both
32   3, 59  |      death, still it continues dependent in a measure on what comes
33   3, 75  |       movements ~which are not dependent on the movement of the heavens,
34   3, 76  |        of Christ's body is not dependent ~on those species. Yet Christ
35   3, 88  |      but under ~some condition dependent on some future event, it
36   3, 90  |      in a ~certain order being dependent on one another: and thirdly
37 Suppl, 14|     God, and for this they are dependent ~on charity. Consequently
38 Suppl, 31|      the use of ~the matter is dependent thereon, as on its active
39 Suppl, 59|    unbelievers, as a sacrament dependent on the dispensation of the ~
40 Suppl, 68|      in those things which are dependent on the ~will for being done
41 Suppl, 75|      Further, the body is more dependent on the soul than the soul
42 Suppl, 75|        body is still somewhat ~dependent on the body, wherefore its
43 Suppl, 76|     Artificial things are more dependent on their matter ~than natural
44 Suppl, 77|       of the ~species which is dependent on quantity, shape, position
45 Suppl, 84|  another's thoughts in matters dependent on the free-will, wherefore ~
46 Suppl, 85|       of whose duration is not dependent on the length ~of man's
47 Suppl, 89|   corruption, as being a power dependent on the body, ~encounter
48 Suppl, 90|      two ways: first, as being dependent on the soul for its ~completion;