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 1   1, 3   |          and nature in them are identified. Since God then ~is not
 2   1, 25  |        three things in ~God are identified. Or we may say, that the
 3   1, 27  |       But such a procession is ~identified with the intelligible procession
 4   1, 28  |     other. For things which are identified with the ~same, are identified
 5   1, 28  |  identified with the ~same, are identified with each other. But every
 6   1, 28  |        that whatever things are identified with the same thing are ~
 7   1, 28  |        with the same thing are ~identified with each other, if the
 8   1, 29  |       of essence; nor are these identified with the ~essence in things
 9   1, 39  |       other so ~far as they are identified with the essence.~Aquin.:
10   1, 41  |       it signify the essence as identified with ~the relation, so as
11   1, 59  |      alone are essence and will identified where all good is contained
12   1, 39  |       other so ~far as they are identified with the essence.~Aquin.:
13   1, 41  |       it signify the essence as identified with ~the relation, so as
14   1, 60  |      alone are essence and will identified where all good is contained
15   1, 78  |       the passive intellect "is identified ~with each thing as knowing
16   1, 84  |    subject, which is a man, is ~identified with a subject having whiteness.
17   1, 113 |     images ~formed therein were identified with that which appears
18   1, 117 |         For either it ~would be identified with the sensitive soul
19   2, 26  |       Further, love seems to be identified with every passion: for ~
20   2, 28  |       looking on ~his friend as identified with himself, thus the beloved
21   2, 50  |   possible" ~intellect "is thus identified with each thing," that is,
22   2, 67  | intellect is in act when it is ~identified with each thing as knowing
23   2, 70  |        fruit of eternal life is identified with future beatitude. Therefore
24   2, 74  |         rule of conduct, and is identified ~with the eternal law, (
25   2, 24  |   reasons, either through being identified ~with ourselves, or through
26   2, 79  |  members of a division are not ~identified with one another. But in
27   2, 79  |     this respect it is in a way identified with religion. But it has
28   2, 127 |       annexed virtue, except as identified with magnanimity by Tully (
29 Suppl, 54|      because a daughter is more identified with her father, being part ~
30 Suppl, 54|       sister is not in this way identified with her brother, ~for she
31 Suppl, 76|       form it receive, is more ~identified with that which was generated
32 Suppl, 80|     spheres or heavens, and was identified by Christian writers ~with
33 Suppl, 80|      the place would have to be identified: because it would then follow
34 Suppl, 80| dimension, if each of them were identified with the dimension of the ~
35 Suppl, 81|     spheres or heavens, and was identified by Christian writers with
36 Suppl, 89|        act; not that it becomes identified with the ~essence of the