Part, Question

 1   1, 3  |       quantity, it implies His virtual quantity; thus, ~by depth,
 2   1, 42 |     perfect in heat. Now this ~virtual quantity is measured firstly
 3   1, 42 |        better it is. Secondly, virtual quantity is ~measured by
 4   1, 42 | through its form. Consequently virtual ~quantity is measured both
 5   1, 42 |    have equality in respect of virtual quantity, ~equality includes
 6   1, 52 |        angels, for theirs is a virtual one. Consequently an ~angel
 7   1, 53 |   angel is in ~a place only by virtual contact, as was said above (
 8   1, 53 |      to an angel ~according to virtual contact; just as a divisible
 9   1, 76 |     with what is corporeal by ~virtual contact. But the virtue
10   1, 76 |        potential, divided into virtual parts. The first kind of ~
11   1, 76 |        forms: and likewise the virtual totality, because a form
12   1, 77 |       unchangeable, and is the virtual ~principle of these powers.~
13   1, 42 |     perfect in heat. Now this ~virtual quantity is measured firstly
14   1, 42 |        better it is. Secondly, virtual quantity is ~measured by
15   1, 42 | through its form. Consequently virtual quantity is measured both
16   1, 42 |    have equality in respect of virtual quantity, ~equality includes
17   1, 53 |        angels, for theirs is a virtual one. Consequently an ~angel
18   1, 54 |   angel is in ~a place only by virtual contact, as was said above (
19   1, 54 |      to an angel ~according to virtual contact; just as a divisible
20   1, 75 |     with what is corporeal by ~virtual contact. But the virtue
21   1, 75 |        potential, divided into virtual parts. The first kind of ~
22   1, 75 |        forms: and likewise the virtual totality, because a form
23   1, 76 |       unchangeable, and is the virtual ~principle of these powers.~
24   1, 104|     likened to God by way of a virtual inclusion; or it is ~likened
25   1, 104|   bodies touch each other; and virtual contact, as the cause of
26   1, 104|     touched; but according ~to virtual contact He touches creatures
27   2, 23 | twofold, namely dimensive and ~virtual. The former does not befit
28   2, 23 |   spiritual ~perfection, while virtual quantity regards the objects
29   2, 23 |      to dimensive, but only to virtual ~quantity: and the latter
30   2, 23 |        is in this way that the virtual quantity of charity increases.~
31   2, 23 |        may it be according to ~virtual quantity. Now increase in
32   2, 23 | charity which is ~according to virtual quantity is by addition.~
33   2, 42 |  principles as to their entire virtual extent has no ~need to have
34   3, 56 |     places and times; and such virtual contact suffices for ~its
35   3, 87 |    necessary to have a certain virtual displeasure, so that, for ~
36   3, 87 |      fervor of charity implies virtual displeasure at venial ~sins,