Part, Question
1 1, 30 | others. But the name of a designated ~singular thing signifies
2 1, 36 | Ghost," one property is designated which is the ~form signified
3 1, 39 | absolute sense, is wont to be designated as ~belonging to that of
4 1, 39 | form is not wont to be ~designated as belonging to the form
5 1, 39 | essence, the latter ~may be designated by the pronoun "this," according
6 1, 40 | Q[32], A[2]). These are designated by abstract terms, ~being
7 1, 40 | Now, properties are not designated as ~"supposita," but as
8 1, 41 | But origin can be properly designated only by certain acts. Wherefore,
9 1, 41 | Reply OBJ 1: Every origin is designated by an act. In God there
10 1, 42 | and likeness in God may be designated in two ~ways - namely, by
11 1, 42 | nouns and by verbs. When designated by nouns, equality ~in the
12 1, 43 | existing from another is ~designated, with the visible or invisible
13 1, 43 | person. Thus if the sender be designated as the ~principle of the
14 1, 50 | irrational things to be designated as angels. ~Aquin.: SMT
15 1, 61 | creation of things, but are ~designated by the name "heavens" or
16 1, 61 | either ~passed over, or else designated by the names of corporeal
17 1, 66 | all corporeal things is designated. Therefore the matter of
18 1, 68 | transparent body, as fittingly designated under the name of ~waters.
19 1, 72 | as bears ~and lions are designated. By "creeping things" those
20 1, 39 | absolute sense, is wont to be designated as ~belonging to that of
21 1, 39 | form is not wont to be ~designated as belonging to the form
22 1, 39 | essence, the latter ~may be designated by the pronoun "this," according
23 1, 40 | Q[32], A[2]). These are designated by abstract terms, ~being
24 1, 40 | Now, properties are not designated as ~"supposita," but as
25 1, 41 | But origin can be properly designated only by certain acts. Wherefore,
26 1, 41 | Reply OBJ 1: Every origin is designated by an act. In God there
27 1, 42 | and likeness in God may be designated in two ~ways - namely, by
28 1, 42 | nouns and by verbs. When designated by nouns, equality ~in the
29 1, 43 | existing from another is ~designated, with the visible or invisible
30 1, 43 | person. Thus if the sender be designated as the ~principle of the
31 1, 51 | irrational things to be designated as angels. ~Aquin.: SMT
32 1, 62 | creation of things, but are ~designated by the name "heavens" or
33 1, 62 | either ~passed over, or else designated by the names of corporeal
34 1, 67 | all corporeal things is designated. Therefore the matter of
35 1, 69 | transparent body, as fittingly designated under the name of ~waters.
36 1, 71 | as bears ~and lions are designated. By "creeping things" those
37 1, 107 | OBJ 2: The nearness to God designated by the name of the ~"Thrones,"
38 2, 4 | Happiness is frequently designated by Scripture under the name
39 2, 49 | essential principles are designated.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[49] A[
40 2, 89 | venial sins are suitably designated as "wood, hay, and stubble"?~
41 2, 89 | venial sins are unsuitably designated as ~"wood," "hay," and "
42 2, 89 | venial sins are not suitably ~designated as wood, hay and stubble.~
43 2, 89 | venial sins are ~unsuitably designated by wood, hay, and stubble.~
44 2, 89 | venial sins are not suitably ~designated by these three.~Aquin.:
45 2, 89 | which according to them are ~designated by wood, hay and stubble.
46 2, 89 | neighbor, wherefore they are designated by "gold," "silver," and ~"
47 2, 89 | for earthly things, are designated ~by wood, hay, and stubble.
48 2, 102 | while ~the color of the cow designated the blood of His Passion.
49 2, 31 | charge of others were usually designated ~under the name of priests.
50 2, 100 | that all such persons are designated ~as "fathers," on account
51 2, 155 | diminution of anger, and is designated by the name ~of meekness."
52 2, 156 | Reply OBJ 1: The Stoics designated anger and all the other
53 3, 3 | whoever has two qualities is designated in the singular as "such
54 3, 31 | mentioned by name, but is ~designated through her husband; both
55 3, 31 | could be singled out and ~designated as the very matter from
56 3, 35 | movement, but because it is designated by way of a ~transformation
57 3, 36 | Gentiles, "who are thus designated by the stars, are by the ~
58 3, 52 | mansions, may in ~this way be designated as the deepest hell."~Aquin.:
59 3, 58 | for how can a place be designated ~by His right hand, who
60 3, 66 | Person of the Father is designated not only by the ~name Father,
61 3, 66 | Baptism. Now the minister is designated by the ~words, "I baptize
62 Suppl, 54| of which being ~actually designated, the line is divided, and
63 Suppl, 59| and unbelief are specially designated by the name of ~fornication:
64 Suppl, 72| while all the ~elements are designated by "earth," as expressed
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