Part, Question

 1   1, 17  |      opinion. And whereas it is innate in us to judge things by
 2   1, 56  |     this would be ~either by an innate species; and so it would
 3   1, 57  |    derived from ~things, but by innate universal species. But universal
 4   1, 57  |         by his ~essence, and by innate species. By such knowledge
 5   1, 58  |      the angels know things by ~innate species, they can at one
 6   1, 58  |      twofold medium, namely, by innate ideas, or ~by the forms
 7   1, 58  | knowledge, in so far as through innate ideas they know the being ~
 8   1, 58  |  uncreated Word, and through an innate idea.~
 9   1, 64  |        the ~similitude of their innate intelligible species is
10   1, 57  |     this would be ~either by an innate species; and so it would
11   1, 58  |    derived from ~things, but by innate universal species. But universal
12   1, 58  |         by his ~essence, and by innate species. By such knowledge
13   1, 59  |      the angels know things by ~innate species, they can at one
14   1, 59  |      twofold medium, namely, by innate ideas, or ~by the forms
15   1, 59  | knowledge, in so far as through innate ideas they know the being ~
16   1, 59  |  uncreated Word, and through an innate idea.~
17   1, 65  |        the ~similitude of their innate intelligible species is
18   1, 83  |      intelligible are naturally innate in the soul?~(4) Whether
19   1, 83  |  understands all things through innate species?~Aquin.: SMT FP
20   1, 83  |  understands all things through innate ~species. For Gregory says,
21   1, 83  |   understand all things through innate species: wherefore in the
22   1, 83  |    Therefore ~the soul also has innate species of things, by means
23   1, 83  |        corporeal things through innate species.~Aquin.: SMT FP
24   1, 83  |       be the case unless we had innate ~species. Therefore the
25   1, 83  |        corporeal things through innate ~species.~Aquin.: SMT FP
26   1, 83  |         soul understands has no innate ~species, but is at first
27   1, 83  |        the case if the soul had innate images of ~all intelligible
28   1, 83  |        corporeal things through innate species.~Aquin.: SMT FP
29   1, 83  |         hold ~that the soul has innate knowledge, as Plato, who
30   1, 88  |      not understand by means of innate ~species, because it has
31   1, 88  |        not understand by way of innate ~species, nor by species
32   2, 32  |      through proceeding from an innate ~habit; hence it is stated
33   2, 73  |      stronger impulse, viz. our innate concupiscence of ~the flesh.
34 Suppl, 6 |         a product of a ~certain innate power," as Tully states (
35 Suppl, 65|   opinion but the product of an innate force." And ~since even
36 Suppl, 84|     whereby they know things by innate ~species. Now by such knowledge