Part, Question

 1   1, 22  |         would not be, were not all grades ~of being found in things.
 2   1, 23  |       there are required different grades of being; some of which
 3   1, 23  |          That this multiformity of grades ~may be preserved in things,
 4   1, 54  |         distinguishes the ~various grades of living things according
 5   1, 62  |        beatitude, so ~likewise the grades of the angelic nature seem
 6   1, 65  |          the Divine wisdom diverse grades are constituted in ~creatures.~
 7   1, 72  |         Reply OBJ 1: The different grades of life which are found
 8   1, 55  |         distinguishes the ~various grades of living things according
 9   1, 63  |        beatitude, so ~likewise the grades of the angelic nature seem
10   1, 66  |          the Divine wisdom diverse grades are constituted in ~creatures.~
11   1, 71  |         Reply OBJ 1: The different grades of life which are found
12   1, 83  |      perfection: just as the lower grades of bodies, ~which merely
13   1, 84  |     knowledge. Now there are three grades of ~the cognitive powers.
14   1, 88  |          universe required various grades of ~being. If, therefore,
15   1, 98  |       innocence. And as different ~grades belong to the perfection
16   1, 107 |      universal knowledge has three grades among the ~angels. For the
17   1, 107 |     different orders are different grades, and grades among ~spirits
18   1, 107 |          are different grades, and grades among ~spirits are constituted
19   1, 107 |  comprehending in itself different grades; and in that way a hierarchy
20   1, 107 |           reckon the diversity of ~grades or orders among the angels,
21   1, 107 |       these ~perfections there are grades, the superior perfection
22   1, 107 |        Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the grades of the orders are properly
23   1, 107 |             It would seem that the grades of the orders are not properly ~
24   1, 107 |             1/7~I answer that, The grades of the angelic orders are
25   1, 107 |        things; the ~distinction of grades, and the execution of their
26   1, 107 |       offices. The ~distinction of grades among the angels takes place
27   1, 107 |             in each of the angelic grades; and ~this implies that
28   2, 51  |          it happens that different grades of this ~disposition are
29   2, 73  |         like: and in each of these grades of sin, ~one sin will be
30   2, 85  |    Accordingly there are different grades of mode, species and order, ~
31   2, 100 |          of these there are three ~grades: for some are most certain,
32   2, 93  |             according to the fixed grades of ~penance."~Aquin.: SMT
33   2, 181 |            various ways by various grades and orders. Therefore the
34   2, 181 |            the mere difference ~of grades, orders, or duties suffices
35   2, 181 |     implies relation to act; while grades denote an order ~of superiority
36   2, 181 |        various duties, states, and grades.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[183] A[
37   2, 181 | ecclesiastical orders, states, and grades seemingly ~differ according
38   2, 181 |            would seem that duties, grades, and states differ in the ~
39   2, 181 |        thus we distinguish various grades ~according as in the same
40   2, 181 |       written (Ps. 47:4): ~"In her grades shall God be known."~Aquin.:
41   2, 181 |  Differences of state, offices and grades are taken from ~different
42   2, 181 |   seemingly implies the ~notion of grades. But the distinction of
43   2, 181 |             But the distinction of grades differs from that of ~states,
44 Suppl, 36|         placed, but also the lower grades, and without exception ~