Part, Question
1 1, 5 | goodness is divided by the ten ~predicaments, as the Philosopher says (
2 1, 5 | is divided ~by the ten predicaments. But this division belongs
3 1, 13| equivocally ~of different predicaments.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[13] A[
4 1, 28| Trin. iv), "All possible predicaments used as regards ~the Godhead
5 1, 28| there are said to be two predicaments only in God, since other ~
6 1, 28| only in God, since other ~predicaments import habitude to that
7 1, 48| as divisible by the ten "predicaments"; and in that sense it is ~
8 1, 49| as divisible by the ten "predicaments"; and in that sense it is ~
9 2, 49| is reckoned as one of the predicaments; as may be ~clearly seen
10 2, 49| seen in the Book of the Predicaments (Categor. vi). But one ~
11 2, 49| stated in the Book ~of the Predicaments (Categor. vi). Now disposition
12 2, 49| Philosopher says in the Book of Predicaments ~(Categor. vi) that "habit
13 2, 49| is common to the various predicaments. And so ~the Philosopher
14 2, 49| result from the various predicaments; as, for instance, ~opposition,
15 2, 49| thus it is common to many predicaments, as we have said.~Aquin.:
16 2, 49| in his Commentary on the Predicaments, "he includes all dispositions: ~
17 2, 49| says in the Book of the Predicaments ~(Categor. vi), that heat
18 2, 49| says in the Book of the Predicaments ~(Categor. vi) that "one
19 2, 49| Philosopher in the Book of Predicaments (Categor. vi) ~reckons disposition
20 2, 49| in his Commentary on the Predicaments, explains the ~difference
21 2, 49| in his Commentary on the ~Predicaments.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[49] A[
22 2, 50| Philosopher says in the Book of Predicaments (De ~Categor. vi) that health
23 2, 50| in his Commentary on the ~Predicaments, Alexander denied absolutely
24 2, 50| sickness in the Book on the Predicaments not as though they ~belonged
25 2, 50| in his Commentary on the ~Predicaments, that, since every operation
26 2, 50| in his Commentary on the ~Predicaments: "Wisdom which is in the
27 2, 50| in his Commentary on the Predicaments ~that: "The habits of the
28 2, 52| in his Commentary on the Predicaments. For Plotinus and the other ~
29 2, 52| alludes to this opinion in the Predicaments ~(Categor. vi). The third
30 2, 52| given by Aristotle in the Predicaments ~(Categor. vi), where in
31 2, 66| in his ~Commentary on the Predicaments, that virtue cannot be more
32 2, 68| remove," as stated in the Predicaments (Categor. vi). Now it ~is
33 2, 45| virtue, as appears in the ~Predicaments (vi). Therefore prudence
34 2, 45| good," as stated in the Predicaments (viii) it would seem that
35 3, 2 | taken for one of the ten ~predicaments or as a species of quality.
36 3, 86| because, as stated in the Predicaments (Categor. viii) "a vicious
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