Part, Question

 1   1, 14 |        between the knowledge of the builder who made it, and ~the knowledge
 2   1, 14 |             as, for ~instance, if a builder consider a house by defining
 3   1, 14 | consideration of truth. Hence ~if a builder should consider how a house
 4   1, 15 |       pre-exists in the mind of the builder. And this may ~be called
 5   1, 15 |             of the house, since the builder intends to build his ~house
 6   1, 15 |           whole is ~made; just as a builder cannot conceive the idea
 7   1, 15 |            house in the mind of the builder, ~is something understood
 8   1, 23 |             thing. For instance, a ~builder thinks out the definite
 9   1, 27 |    principle. For when ~we call the builder the principle of the house,
10   1, 27 |            first principle were the builder the first principle of the ~
11   1, 41 |            a house is "of" [de] the builder, ~since he is not the consubstantial
12   1, 56 |          and the building from the ~builder; whereas in an immanent
13   1, 56 |             the angelic minds; as a builder who, if he had intended
14   1, 62 |             when, for example, the ~builder chisels the stones for building
15   1, 68 |             was constructed by that builder," and then add: "First,
16   1, 73 |        operation, as the end of the builder is the house ~that he makes
17   1, 76 |             it is accidental to the builder to be white. So ~when we
18   1, 41 |            a house is "of" [de] the builder, ~since he is not the consubstantial
19   1, 57 |          and the building from the ~builder; whereas in an immanent
20   1, 57 |             the angelic minds; as a builder who, if he had intended
21   1, 63 |             when, for example, the ~builder chisels the stones for building
22   1, 69 |             was constructed by that builder," and then add: "First,
23   1, 72 |        operation, as the end of the builder is the house ~that he makes
24   1, 75 |             it is accidental to the builder to be white. So ~when we
25   1, 102|         something done ~by us, as a builder attains his end by building
26   1, 102|           produced, as the end of a builder is not the act of building, ~
27   1, 103|        continues to stand after the builder ~has ceased to build; and
28   1, 103|             natural beings: for the builder causes ~the house in its "
29   1, 103|           activity of fire; thus a ~builder constructs a house, by making
30   1, 103|        depends on the action of the builder. ~The same principle applies
31   2, 16 |        building ~is ascribed to the builder, not to his tools. Hence
32   2, 105|          Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 5: The builder of a new house, the planter
33   2, 108|            upon a rock." But a wise builder leaves out nothing that
34   2, 18 |          because that is where ~the builder begins his work.~Aquin.:
35   2, 50 |           ceases being built by the builder. On the other ~hand, when
36   2, 121|         matter, and the end of the ~builder is to introduce into matter
37   2, 135|       accomplish it, for instance a builder ~begins to build a house,
38   2, 139|           sometimes the end of the ~builder is profit. Accordingly the
39   3, 23 |             the ~mental word of the builder in its specific form, but
40   3, 23 |           it was in the mind of the builder. In this way every ~creature
41   3, 78 |         just as the art-form in the builder's mind is principally the ~