Part, Question

 1   1, 41  |        or ~essentially, we may ascribe power to God in its proper
 2   1, 41  |       of ~principle. And as we ascribe to God the power of creating,
 3   1, 41  |        of creating, so we may ~ascribe the power of begetting and
 4   1, 41  |        these actions we cannot ascribe power to God in its proper ~
 5   1, 41  |        or ~essentially, we may ascribe power to God in its proper
 6   1, 41  |       of ~principle. And as we ascribe to God the power of creating,
 7   1, 41  |        of creating, so we may ~ascribe the power of begetting and
 8   1, 41  |        these actions we cannot ascribe power to God in its proper ~
 9   1, 83  |     And therefore, in order to ascribe to the ~soul a knowledge
10   1, 83  |      therefore insufficient to ascribe to the soul the nature of ~
11   1, 103 |       like manner astrologers ~ascribe to Saturn, the highest of
12   1, 114 |     below, there is no need to ascribe causality to ~the heavenly
13   2, 14  |     process. In like manner we ascribe counsel to God, ~as to the
14   2, 22  |        human speech is wont to ascribe to them also ~these passions
15   2, 31  |       reason; and so we do not ascribe ~joy to irrational animals,
16   2, 61  |       8) that "it is absurd to ascribe justice, fortitude, ~temperance,
17   2, 12  |       Poster. i, 25. Again ~to ascribe to creatures things that
18   2, 12  |     God is God Himself: and to ascribe to a creature, that which
19   2, 64  |      things. For no man should ascribe to himself that which is
20   2, 93  |        spiritual cause. If we ~ascribe it to chance, and this can
21   2, 104 |       infirmity, would dare to ascribe his purity and innocence
22   2, 104 | Confess. iii): "To Thy grace I ascribe it, and to Thy mercy, that
23   2, 104 |       were ice. To Thy grace I ascribe also ~whatsoever I have
24   2, 117 |      for blame, inasmuch as we ascribe prodigality to ~those who
25   2, 154 |       and incontinence, for we ascribe ~neither continence nor
26   2, 159 |   shows ~that man ought not to ascribe to himself more than is
27   3, 18  |        Quat. Volunt. Christ.] ~ascribe to Christ "a will of piety,"
28   3, 27  |      and it is quite enough to ascribe to the ~Blessed Virgin perfect
29   3, 42  |      blaspheme Christ, and who ascribe ~to Him most excellent,
30 Suppl, 29|       James (5:14,15) seems to ascribe ~the whole force of this
31 Suppl, 58|      of the common people, who ascribe to the ~demon the terrors
32 Suppl, 72|      Hom. in ~Evang. xxxiv) we ascribe to that order the working
33 Suppl, 79|        different persons. Some ascribe it to the condition of the
34 Suppl, 81|       Para. 2/2~Some, however, ascribe the cause of this agility
35 Suppl, 81|      Wherefore it is better to ascribe it to the ~soul, whence
36 Suppl, 81|        greater the subtlety we ascribe to the medium the less is
37 Suppl, 92|     Para. 3/3~Others, however, ascribe these three dowries to the