Part, Question

 1   1, 43  |          mission is made to them ~subsequently, not by "intensity" of grace,
 2   1, 69  |            and from ~this work He subsequently rested. Yet afterwards,
 3   1, 73  |           by God, but all ~things subsequently made had in a sense been
 4   1, 75  |      things from visible things." Subsequently he says the contrary to
 5   1, 43  |          mission is made to them ~subsequently, not by "intensity" of grace,
 6   1, 70  |            and from ~this work He subsequently rested. Yet afterwards,
 7   1, 72  |           by God, but all ~things subsequently made had in a sense been
 8   1, 74  |      things from visible things." Subsequently he says the contrary to ~
 9   1, 84  | previously was in the phantasm is subsequently in the passive intellect, ~
10   1, 92  |    searches itself, as Augustine ~subsequently proves - De Trin. x, 3,4);
11   1, 93  |       knew speculatively he would subsequently have known by experience.
12   1, 94  |           it ~was bestowed on him subsequently before sin: and many authorities
13   1, 103 |        profit" (1 Cor. 12:7); and subsequently he mentions, among others, ~
14   1, 117 |      matter of offspring, and is ~subsequently gradually brought to perfection;
15   1, 118 |         the body, which virtue is subsequently determinate to this or that ~
16   2, 102 |          therefore unfitting that subsequently they should ~be commanded
17   2, 102 |    revealed to them, as they were subsequently in the New ~Testament (cf.
18   2, 87  |          a sum of money, which is subsequently taken from him by force
19   2, 98  |           bound to resign, unless subsequently he agree to the transaction, ~
20   2, 152 |         although they should have subsequently married them with the consent
21   2, 152 |           and more firm than any ~subsequently established order.~Aquin.:
22   2, 160 |          he ~is arguing. Hence he subsequently disproves the assertion,
23   2, 173 |        the past and what happened subsequently, ~since he states that at
24   2, 182 |     priests of the second order." Subsequently, however, in order to avoid ~
25   3, 1   |       order to take away all sins subsequently added to it; not that ~all
26   3, 28  |           that the Blessed Virgin subsequently had intercourse ~with Joseph;
27   3, 36  |            assiduity: whence they subsequently perceived the star containing
28   3, 42  |   disciples immediately, and they subsequently teaching ~others, by preaching
29   3, 59  |         of days sat," and when he subsequently ~adds that the Son of Man "
30   3, 64  |         Church does. Wherefore if subsequently ~during the exercise of
31   3, 68  |         will of others, he cannot subsequently be held by the ~bonds of
32   3, 75  |         give the one to which he ~subsequently adhered.]~Aquin.: SMT TP
33   3, 78  |          by His Divine power, and subsequently ~expressed the form under
34   3, 83  |       said with glass patens; and subsequently Pope ~Urban had everything
35   3, 84  |         so he truly repented who ~subsequently sins.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[84]
36 Suppl, 43|         are seven years ~old, and subsequently after the age of seven and
37 Suppl, 43|         but ~also by what happens subsequently. Hence just as affinity,
38 Suppl, 54|       were not an impediment were subsequently to be ~forbidden by the
39 Suppl, 55|   together, it would seem that if subsequently this came to knowledge they ~
40 Suppl, 55|        him came to ~his knowledge subsequently and that he is not moved
41 Suppl, 62|         well decided must not be ~subsequently withdrawn." Now it has been
42 Suppl, 62|            Therefore they cannot ~subsequently be reconciled.~Aquin.: SMT