Part, Question

 1   1, 54  |         phantasy belongs to the ~imaginative faculty. Therefore the power
 2   1, 57  |        in the appetite or in the imaginative ~apprehension of the brute
 3   1, 57  |      sensitive appetite and the ~imaginative apprehension of man in so
 4   1, 68  |    supernatural visions, bodily, imaginative, and ~intellectual, are
 5   1, 55  |         phantasy belongs to the ~imaginative faculty. Therefore the power
 6   1, 58  |        in the appetite or in the imaginative ~apprehension of the brute
 7   1, 58  |      sensitive appetite and the ~imaginative apprehension of man in so
 8   1, 69  |    supernatural visions, bodily, imaginative, and ~intellectual, are
 9   1, 77  |   between the estimative and the imaginative, a fifth ~power, which combines
10   1, 77  |     other than man, in whom the ~imaginative power suffices thereto.
11   1, 78  |         the estimative is to the imaginative ~power in the sensitive
12   1, 78  |     estimative differs from the ~imaginative, as power form power, as
13   1, 84  | operation: for those in whom the imaginative, cogitative, and memorative ~
14   1, 88  |    sensitive powers, namely, the imaginative, ~cogitative, and memorative,
15   1, 92  |     vision, whether ~sensible or imaginative. Therefore, also, the trinity
16   1, 110 |          which is the act of the imaginative faculty, to be changed by ~
17   1, 110 |         1~OBJ 4: Further, in the imaginative vision man cleaves to the
18   1, 110 |         that he cannot cause the imaginative vision, by changing the
19   1, 110 |      seen in dreams are seen by ~imaginative vision. But the angels reveal
20   1, 110 |         Now it ~is manifest that imaginative apparitions are sometimes
21   1, 110 |         way that the ~act of the imaginative movement arises from the
22   1, 110 |         by the ~impression of an imaginative form in no way previously
23   1, 110 |       OBJ 4: An angel causing an imaginative vision, sometimes ~enlightens
24   1, 114 |         powers: wherefore if the imaginative, cogitative, ~or memorative
25   2, 17  |     strength or ~weakness of the imaginative power. For that man is unable
26   2, 17  |   because of the weakness of the imaginative ~power, due to some organic
27   2, 33  |       but ~if it pertains to the imaginative power, it is called "curiosity";
28   2, 170 |       the perfection of a man's ~imaginative power, and the clarity of
29   2, 171 |        lit. xii, 9), "it is not ~imaginative but intellective vision
30   2, 172 |        is that which is without ~imaginative vision?~(3) The various
31   2, 172 |  accompanied by intellective and imaginative ~vision is more excellent
32   2, 172 |      which has intellective and ~imaginative vision is more excellent
33   2, 172 |       intellective together with imaginative ~vision. Therefore this
34   2, 172 |      intellective together with ~imaginative vision: but not those whom
35   2, 172 |       intellective together with imaginative vision, ~than those who
36   3, 7   |    intellective part, yet in the imaginative part He had certain ~similitudes,
37 Suppl, 70|         as to the sensitive ~and imaginative power and as to the intellective
38 Suppl, 70|     organs by which sensitive or imaginative ~vision is effected. But