|    Part, Question1   1, 14  |       OBJ 3: Natural things are midway between the knowledge of
 2   1, 14  |       for instance, ~a house is midway between the knowledge of
 3   1, 55  |    material conditions, stands ~midway between the nature of a
 4   1, 55  |  generically is, in a ~fashion, midway between potentiality and
 5   1, 56  |        angel ~knows God, stands midway between these two; and is
 6   1, 56  |    which an angel has of God is midway between ~these two kinds
 7   1, 61  |       the angelic nature stands midway between the Divine and ~
 8   1, 62  |         3: Further, grace comes midway between nature and glory.
 9   1, 62  |     order of nature grace comes midway between ~nature and glory,
10   1, 62  |    condition: while merit comes midway between. Therefore the ~
11   1, 64  |       in their own nature stand midway between God ~and men. Now
12   1, 77  | predicated of its parts, ~being midway between the universal whole,
13   1, 56  |    material conditions, stands ~midway between the nature of a
14   1, 56  |  generically is, in a ~fashion, midway between potentiality and
15   1, 57  |        angel ~knows God, stands midway between these two; and is
16   1, 57  |    which an angel has of God is midway between ~these two kinds
17   1, 62  |       the angelic nature stands midway between the Divine and ~
18   1, 63  |         3: Further, grace comes midway between nature and glory.
19   1, 63  |     order of nature grace comes midway between ~nature and glory,
20   1, 63  |    condition: while merit comes midway between. Therefore the ~
21   1, 65  |       in their own nature stand midway between God ~and men. Now
22   1, 76  | predicated of its parts, ~being midway between the universal whole,
23   1, 77  |         common ~sensibles," are midway between "accidental sensibles"
24   1, 84  |         indistinct knowledge is midway between potentiality and
25   1, 93  |         sense his knowledge was midway between our knowledge in
26   1, 97  |        established, as it were, midway between corruptible and ~
27   2, 5   |       which man cannot mount is midway ~between God and human nature;
28   2, 12  | movement. Secondly, ~some point midway, which is the beginning
29   2, 50  | possible" ~intellect, for it is midway between pure potentiality
30   2, 71  |     answer that, A habit stands midway between power and act. Now
31   2, 71  |       in badness, ~habit stands midway between power and act, so
32   2, 102 |       And the priestly power is midway between temporal goods and ~
33   2, 49  |         2: Further, judgment is midway between counsel and precept.
34   3, 2   |       something accidental, but midway, in a ~subsistence or hypostasis.
35   3, 4   |      some just men should stand midway, in ~whom certain forecasts
36   3, 6   |       as we say the ~angels are midway between man and God; secondly,
37   3, 6   | causality, as we say a cause is midway between the first cause
38   3, 6   |         the soul is found to be midway between God and flesh; and
39   3, 12  |         Since the human soul is midway between spiritual ~substances
40 Suppl, 37|        5: The deacon's power is midway between the subdeacon's
41 Suppl, 39|          since a prophet stands midway between God and priests,
42 Suppl, 72|       to God by ~those that are midway between." Wherefore, since
 
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