Part, Question

 1   1, 22|   execution of order, which is termed government. Of these, the
 2   1, 51|    aerial animals, ~which they termed demons.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
 3   1, 58|  understanding and feeling are termed movements, as stated in
 4   1, 58|     knowledge ought ~not to be termed morning and evening knowledge.~
 5   1, 58|  stands in its own ~nature, is termed evening knowledge; because
 6   1, 58|       to the life of glory, is termed darkness, ~according to
 7   1, 59|   general. Such inclination is termed ~"will." Accordingly, since
 8   1, 59|     will and to understand are termed movements of a kind; and
 9   1, 62|     good. And this is properly termed their morning knowledge.~
10   1, 62|        will towards God can be termed a ~conversion to God. And
11   1, 62|    Reply OBJ 2: A thing can be termed useful in two ways. First
12   1, 63| possessing any created good be termed avarice, in ~this way avarice
13   1, 64|        beatitude; ~hence it is termed "life everlasting." It is
14   1, 52|    aerial animals, ~which they termed demons.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
15   1, 59|  understanding and feeling are termed movements, as stated in
16   1, 59|     knowledge ought ~not to be termed morning and evening knowledge.~
17   1, 59|  stands in its own ~nature, is termed evening knowledge; because
18   1, 59|       to the life of glory, is termed darkness, ~according to
19   1, 60|   general. Such inclination is termed ~"will." Accordingly, since
20   1, 60|     will and to understand are termed movements of a kind; and
21   1, 63|     good. And this is properly termed their morning knowledge.~
22   1, 63|        will towards God can be termed a ~conversion to God. And
23   1, 63|    Reply OBJ 2: A thing can be termed useful in two ways. First
24   1, 64| possessing any created good be termed avarice, in ~this way avarice
25   1, 65|        beatitude; ~hence it is termed "life everlasting." It is
26   2, 87|      past events, and this is ~termed a "declaratory oath"; while
27   2, 87|  something future, and this is termed a "promissory oath." ~But
28   3, 1 |     man's ~satisfaction may be termed sufficient, imperfectly -
29   3, 7 |     the grace of Christ can be termed infinite, ~since it is not
30   3, 8 |         As the whole Church is termed one mystic body from its ~
31   3, 46| something hurtful, and this is termed "sadness." And in Christ
32   3, 46|     answer that, A whole is so termed with respect to its parts.
33   3, 52|        Further, nothing can be termed whole when its parts are
34   3, 58|      Father's ~bliss, which is termed His right hand, according
35   3, 60|     which are not sensible are termed sacraments as ~it were,
36   3, 73|       OBJ 3: A sacrament is so termed because it contains something ~
37   3, 73|      life, so the Eucharist is termed the sacrament of Charity,
38   3, 73|      so neither is it properly termed a "Host."~Aquin.: SMT TP
39   3, 73|   Passion of Christ; but it is termed a "Host" inasmuch as ~it
40   3, 75|        conversion is ~properly termed transubstantiation.~Aquin.:
41   3, 77|    Metaph. vii. But matter ~is termed sensible because it underlies
42   3, 79|   viatoribus], and hence it is termed "Viaticum." ~Since, then,
43   3, 80|    Testament some persons were termed ~polluted figuratively,
44   3, 83|    denotes the ~Church, and is termed a church; and so it is fittingly