Part, Question

 1   1, 10  |       not as if He Himself were altered ~through present, past and
 2   1, 23  |       divine predestination was altered through ~prayer. This is
 3   1, 59  |         angels; for sin has not altered their nature. ~Therefore
 4   1, 60  |         angels; for sin has not altered their nature. ~Therefore
 5   1, 78  |          or whatever way he ~be altered or moved. Thirdly, in a
 6   1, 81  |       what alters moves what is altered, and what impels moves what ~
 7   2, 31  |       being passive or in being altered, as ~stated in Phys. vii,
 8   2, 52  |        more hot, is said ~to be altered. But in habits there is
 9   2, 52  |     shape, it is not said to be altered, but to be made. But other ~
10   2, 4   |            accidents cannot ~be altered." Now faith is an accident.
11   2, 77  |     omission, since one is ~not altered by not doing a thing, no
12   3, 12  |       alterative ~is not itself altered. Now Christ is established
13   3, 13  |       spirits the whole body is altered. But the other corporeal
14   3, 77  |       and impassible body to be altered so as to receive these ~
15   3, 77  |         of the bread or wine be altered.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[77] A[
16   3, 77  |       the bread and wine are so altered as to be incompatible with ~
17   3, 83  |      order of the sacrifice be ~altered.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[83] A[
18 Suppl, 17|      negative. Later in life he altered his opinion. Cf. TP, ~Q[
19 Suppl, 18|      negative. Later in life he altered his opinion. Cf. TP, Q[62],
20 Suppl, 18|      negative. Later in life he altered his ~opinion. Cf. TP, Q[
21 Suppl, 18|     negative. ~Later in life he altered his opinion. Cf. TP, Q[62],
22 Suppl, 48|       which ~comes first is not altered by what comes after, but
23 Suppl, 78|      the individual will not be altered at the resurrection. ~Therefore
24 Suppl, 79|        naturally ~adapted to be altered by an active principle,
25 Suppl, 79|         naturally adapted to be altered only with a spiritual alteration ~
26 Suppl, 79|      does not follow that it is altered naturally. For instance
27 Suppl, 79|        in this way alone is it ~altered: whereas, on the contrary,
28 Suppl, 79|  contrary, inanimate bodies are altered by ~sensible qualities only
29 Suppl, 79|     less does it require to be ~altered in order to perceive its
30 Suppl, 79|          the less is the organ ~altered. Hence it is that a stronger
31 Suppl, 82| possible for the quantity to be altered at the soul's bidding ~without
32 Suppl, 83|     impossible for a body to be altered by its natural ~quality,
33 Suppl, 88|          for the universe to be altered; because whatever is altered
34 Suppl, 88|    altered; because whatever is altered argues some ~alterant that
35 Suppl, 88|      some ~alterant that is not altered, which nevertheless is a
36 Suppl, 88|      them. Therefore if they be altered to another disposition,
37 Suppl, 88|    world. Therefore it will be ~altered for the better. But this