Part, Question
1 1, 4 | thing is perfect if it is completely made. But it does not befit
2 1, 12 | when ~its boundaries can be completely viewed or traced; for the
3 1, 12 | a thing are said to be completely surveyed when the end of
4 1, 12 | and the ~seer would be completely beatified. Hence Augustine
5 1, 14 | his own essence, ~returns completely to his own essence." But
6 1, 19 | goodness suffices God, and completely satisfies ~His will. Therefore
7 1, 59 | or essence of a thing is ~completely comprised within it: whatever,
8 1, 69 | earth hitherto had been completely covered by the ~waters,
9 1, 69 | according to the nature of water completely to cover the ~earth, just
10 1, 69 | earth, just as the air completely surrounds both water and
11 1, 60 | or essence of a thing is ~completely comprised within it: whatever,
12 1, 70 | earth hitherto had been completely covered by the ~waters,
13 1, 70 | according to the nature of water completely to cover the ~earth, just
14 1, 70 | earth, just as the air completely surrounds both water and
15 1, 83 | material thing cannot be ~known completely and truly, except in as
16 2, 6 | concupiscence, knowledge ~is not completely destroyed, because the power
17 2, 37 | so ~that a man becomes completely stupefied.~Aquin.: SMT FS
18 2, 74 | fomes," which is never completely ~destroyed in this life,
19 2, 88 | because then it does not ~completely fulfil the conditions of
20 2, 107 | them of vengeance ~more completely by commanding them to abstain
21 2, 109 | inasmuch ~as it does not completely heal man, as stated above.~
22 2, 2 | assent," does not express completely what is ~meant by "to believe":
23 2, 2 | way, then ~this expresses completely the nature of the act of
24 2, 22 | natural good, ~which is not completely taken away by sin, as stated
25 2, 23 | its potentiality were not completely satisfied with the one form.
26 2, 172 | he has not yet attained completely to his ultimate perfection, ~
27 2, 173 | their departing this life so completely as to leave nothing but
28 3, 11 | these things more fully ~and completely than others. Yet He did
29 3, 15 | crowned according as ~the more completely it overcomes its enemy -
30 3, 37 | Consequently this figure was not ~completely fulfilled in Christ's birth,
31 3, 44 | moment when the sun had completely emerged from the eclipse.~
32 3, 52 | healed in this life He healed completely. Also, our Lord says (Jn.
33 3, 55 | collectively ~establish it completely, especially owing to the
34 3, 62 | principal agent exists in nature completely and perfectly: whereas the ~
35 3, 82 | who is not enlightened has completely fallen away from ~the priestly
36 3, 86 | repent having sinned, but not completely; for they except certain
37 Suppl, 34| particular by one who has it completely, rather than ~to cause power;
38 Suppl, 40| they should shave the head completely ~and not in the shape of
39 Suppl, 40| a crown, but cut it off ~completely, for as yet it was not the
40 Suppl, 44| has the generic nature completely, yet adds nothing pertaining
41 Suppl, 44| find the generic nature completely in ~one species and not
42 Suppl, 47| for marriage: it ~must be completely voluntary, because it has
43 Suppl, 79| matter, it cannot tie it completely so as to prevent ~it from
44 Suppl, 82| the glorified body will be completely in the ~power of the soul,
45 Suppl, 85| judgment was not inflicted completely will be ~completed at the
46 Suppl, 95| and this because they are completely turned away ~from the last
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