Part, Question

 1   1, 39  |           OBJ 3: Because "nature" designates the principle of action
 2   1, 39  |          Gift." In which words he designates three names proper to the ~
 3   1, 39  |      Ghost (Q[38], A[2]). He also designates three appropriated terms. ~
 4   1, 39  | preposition "by" [per] sometimes ~designates an intermediate cause; thus
 5   1, 39  |          principle." Sometimes it designates the ~habitude of a form "
 6   1, 41  |          one sense, the ablative ~designates only concomitance, as I
 7   1, 41  |     Father, the ~preposition "of" designates a consubstantial generating
 8   1, 51  |    daughters of men the Scripture designates those who sprang ~from the
 9   1, 39  |           OBJ 3: Because "nature" designates the principle of action
10   1, 39  |          Gift." In which words he designates three names proper to the ~
11   1, 39  |      Ghost (Q[38], A[2]). He also designates three appropriated terms. ~
12   1, 39  |  preposition "by" [per] sometimes designates an intermediate cause; thus
13   1, 39  |          principle." Sometimes it designates the ~habitude of a form "
14   1, 41  |          one sense, the ablative ~designates only concomitance, as I
15   1, 41  |     Father, the ~preposition "of" designates a consubstantial generating
16   1, 52  |    daughters of men the Scripture designates those who sprang ~from the
17   1, 78  |           But in the soul, spirit designates a power - either ~the mind
18   2, 8   |         word "voluntas" sometimes designates the power of the ~will,
19   2, 8   |         denominated from a power, designates the simple act of that power:
20   2, 8   |      power: thus "to ~understand" designates the simple act of the understanding.
21   2, 12  |          1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The eye designates intention figuratively,
22   2, 12  |         OBJ 2: Further, intention designates a movement of the will towards
23   2, 102 |          in haste": which clearly designates men at the ~point of starting
24   2, 99  |         way of excellence, piety ~designates the worship of God, even
25   3, 2   |          as has been said (A[1]), designates the specific essence which
26   3, 2   |            Metaph. v, 5), nature ~designates, in one way, nativity; in
27   3, 35  |      whereas person or hypostasis designates something as ~subsisting,
28   3, 35  |  something as ~subsisting, nature designates form, whereby something
29   3, 35  |         is the form. Now, nature ~designates something as a form: wherefore
30   3, 35  |          as stated ~above, nature designates that by which something
31   3, 35  |     something is; whereas person ~designates something as having subsistent
32   3, 37  |          of the definition" which designates a thing's ~proper nature.~
33   3, 37  |   interpreted is ~'God with us,'" designates the cause of salvation,
34   3, 39  |         voice, because the ~voice designates the word. Wherefore the
35   3, 66  |          are both ~the form which designates the principal cause of the
36   3, 66  |         washing with water, which designates the principal sacramental ~
37   3, 78  |         My body," the word "this" designates a substance. ~But according
38 Suppl, 54|      lines. But ~sometimes a line designates things which are arranged
39 Suppl, 74|          because the number 1,000 designates ~universality more than