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 1   1, 32  |          the greatness of one God, surpassing all things created." And ~
 2   1, 50  |            heavenly intelligences, surpassing the weak and limited reckoning
 3   1, 64  |          is hidden from us by ~its surpassing the bounds of our intellect;
 4   1, 51  |            heavenly intelligences, surpassing the ~weak and limited reckoning
 5   1, 65  |          is hidden from us by ~its surpassing the bounds of our intellect;
 6   1, 79  |            in ~them an inclination surpassing the natural inclination,
 7   1, 93  |        Substance, by reason of its surpassing ~excellence. Therefore the
 8   1, 93  |   naturally known, but also things surpassing natural ~knowledge; because
 9   1, 96  |    preserving the body in a manner surpassing the capacity ~of corporeal
10   1, 104 |   difficult, which seldom occurs, ~surpassing the faculty of nature, and
11   2, 2   |            not reach out to a good surpassing ~his capacity. Since then
12   2, 5   |          that ~Happiness is a good surpassing created nature. Therefore
13   2, 41  |       connected with the deed, and surpassing the faculty of the doer,
14   2, 62  |           The other is a happiness surpassing ~man's nature, and which
15   2, 62  |            the last end of all, as surpassing the knowledge of ~our reason.
16   2, 65  |         are directed to an end not surpassing the natural power of ~man:
17   2, 66  | theological virtues have an object surpassing the human soul: whereas ~
18   2, 68  |           ordained to a perfection surpassing the ~ordinary perfection
19   2, 68  |      should attain to a perfection surpassing the ordinary ~standard of
20   2, 101 |          Christ, on account of its surpassing excellence; and for ~subjugating
21   2, 109 |           acquired virtue; but not surpassing good, as the good of ~infused
22   2, 5   |             namely the First Truth surpassing all the ~natural knowledge
23   2, 12  |         the disparagement of ~some surpassing goodness, especially that
24   2, 34  |     through the other's reputation surpassing his, he grieves. ~Hence
25   2, 150 |  antonomastically, it follows that surpassing beauty is ascribed to ~chastity.
26   2, 165 |           something great, if with surpassing curiosity and keenness they
27   2, 169 |    requires an ~intellectual light surpassing the light of natural reason.
28   2, 172 |        something known ~by God and surpassing the faculty of man. Wherefore,
29   2, 176 |            done: this is something surpassing the faculty of nature, and
30   3, 84  |       whereby an exceptional grace surpassing altogether the ~proportion
31 Suppl, 72|            wont to be about things surpassing our knowledge ~or ability:
32 Suppl, 89|        invisible on account of His surpassing glory." Now His glory surpasses ~
33 Suppl, 89|        darkness" on account of its surpassing brightness, remains ~undemonstrated
34 Suppl, 89|            a thing ~except by this surpassing it. Now no creature surpasses
35 Suppl, 93|            since it is accorded to surpassing merit.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
36 Suppl, 93| corresponds to some perfection of ~surpassing merit. Now those things