Part, Question

 1   1, 12  |          essence. But it does not determine the ~mode of vision on the
 2   1, 13  |       certain way they inform and determine it. Now ~our intellect cannot
 3   1, 17  |        both assert something and ~determine the subject, for blackness
 4   1, 18  |        are ~said to be alive that determine themselves to movement or
 5   1, 29  |            A[4] Body Para. 3/4~To determine the question, we must consider
 6   1, 33  |          terms are, the more they determine the mode adapted to the
 7   1, 39  |           there is ~no adjunct to determine this name to the person
 8   1, 40  |      subject. Thus the properties determine and distinguish the ~persons,
 9   1, 55  |       words "according to" do not determine the medium of ~such knowledge,
10   1, 77  |          or without the body" may determine the act of ~sense in its
11   1, 39  |           there is ~no adjunct to determine this name to the person
12   1, 40  |      subject. Thus the properties determine and distinguish the ~persons,
13   1, 56  |       words "according to" do not determine the medium of ~such knowledge,
14   1, 76  |          or without the body" may determine the act of ~sense in its
15   1, 79  |  knowledge, the form is found to ~determine each thing only to its own
16   1, 111 |      intellectual actions ~do not determine a place, for intellect abstracts
17   2, 10  |       moves ~it, that He does not determine it of necessity to one thing,
18   2, 49  |          does not need a habit to determine it, as we ~have said. For
19   2, 95  |          possible, for the law to determine how to judge, and for very
20   2, 95  |           the craftsman ~needs to determine the general form of a house
21   2, 108 |           other external works to determine, by ~prescribing or forbidding,
22   2, 33  |      seemingly, ~except toil, can determine it to sloth, if this be
23   2, 75  |         of human life, civil laws determine that which ~is just. Now
24   2, 75  |         who govern the state must determine the just ~measures of things
25   2, 138 |           nor is ~it necessary to determine what is to be done in particular.
26   2, 167 |      suitable, and enables him to determine what is becoming in his ~
27   3, 2   |       incarnation and humanation ~determine the end of copulation."
28   3, 2   |     likewise assumption does not ~determine the end of copulation. Therefore
29   3, 2   |       incarnation and humanation (determine ~with whom the union is
30   3, 60  |          it is not for anyone to ~determine that which is in the power
31   3, 60  |          by divers signs, yet ~to determine which sign must be used
32   3, 60  |        necessary ~that God should determine the sensible things to be
33   3, 60  | signification it was necessary to determine the signification of the ~
34   3, 70  |      number" (Ps. ~146:5). Now to determine suitable signs is a work
35   3, 78  |        Consequently, ~in order to determine the person, it ought to
36 Suppl, 7 |      belongs to the Divine law to determine the circumstances, when,
37 Suppl, 29|           form, in so far as they determine the intention of ~the minister.~
38 Suppl, 32|      reason the apostle does not ~determine any particular one. But
39 Suppl, 43|       months. but it is better to determine it according ~to the condition
40 Suppl, 65|         because it is not easy to determine the ~above variations, it
41 Suppl, 81|    whatever ~place the will shall determine.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[84] A[
42 Suppl, 85|        sufficient to enable us to determine the time of the ~judgment,