Part, Question

 1   1, 39  |         This opinion ~apparently arose from considering the divine
 2   1, 44  |      Then others there were ~who arose to the consideration of "
 3   1, 45  |          forms are latent. This ~arose from ignorance concerning
 4   1, 45  |       creation. But this opinion arose from ignorance ~concerning
 5   1, 47  |       the ~distinction of things arose from the contrary principles
 6   1, 47  |       equal; and that inequality arose in them from free-will,
 7   1, 49  |          same cause, whence also arose other ~strange notions of
 8   1, 66  |        informing of matter, this arose, not from want of power
 9   1, 39  |         This opinion ~apparently arose from considering the divine
10   1, 45  |      Then others there were ~who arose to the consideration of "
11   1, 46  |          forms are latent. This ~arose from ignorance concerning
12   1, 46  |       creation. But this opinion arose from ignorance ~concerning
13   1, 48  |       the ~distinction of things arose from the contrary principles
14   1, 48  |       equal; and that inequality arose in them from free-will,
15   1, 50  |          same cause, whence also arose other ~strange notions of
16   1, 67  |        informing of matter, this arose, not from want of power
17   2, 59  |         or ~virtuous man if they arose deliberately: while it would
18   2, 59  |        be in a wise man, if they arose suddenly: because, in the
19   2, 73  |       equal: from which ~opinion arose the error of certain heretics,
20   2, 1   |        against the errors ~which arose.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[1] A[10]
21   2, 35  |       when he had so said, there arose a ~dissension between the
22   2, 35  |    written ~(Acts 15:39): "There arose a dissension" between Paul
23   2, 41  |       which the Apostle avoided, arose from an error ~of the gentiles
24   2, 57  |        injustice, as though they arose from injustice, in accord ~
25   2, 64  |         natural law, but rather ~arose from human agreement which
26   2, 84  |         the ~ancients the custom arose for those who had most to
27   2, 162 |      subject to the soul; whence arose death and other bodily ~
28   2, 169 |   written (Dt. 34:10,11): "There arose no more a prophet in ~Israel
29   2, 172 |      written (Dt. 34:10): "There arose no more a ~prophet in Israel
30   2, 172 |   written (Dt. 34:10,11): "There arose no more a prophet in Israel
31   2, 186 |     different schools of thought arose among the ~philosophers.
32   3, 7   |         to Dt. 24:10: "And there arose ~no more a prophet in Israel
33   3, 36  |         made known, ~disturbance arose: for it is written (Mt.
34   3, 36  |        The very disturbance that arose when it was known that ~
35   3, 43  |        need for working miracles arose then, especially when the ~
36   3, 44  |         Hence on ~Mt. 8:15, "She arose and ministered to them,"
37   3, 46  |          this present life. This arose from four causes. ~First
38   3, 46  |        wickedness of His slayers arose from the chiefs ~of the
39   3, 66  |         Later on, however, there arose the error of certain schismatics
40 Suppl, 55|          5: Further, if affinity arose out of affinity a man by
41 Suppl, 74|         saints, ~that had slept, arose." Therefore it would seem
42 Suppl, 74| Wherefore it is said that Christ arose at ~such an hour.~Aquin.: