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 1   1, 77  |          of the powers. ~And to be cognizant of the natures of sensible
 2   1, 84  |            example, that sense is ~cognizant only of the impression made
 3   2, 29  | generically; not that the sight is cognizant of ~universal color, but
 4   2, 29  |     because the fact that color is cognizant by the ~sight, is attributed
 5   2, 33  |       apprehensive power, which is cognizant of the ~conjunction with
 6   2, 35  |          alone, who is a perfectly cognizant animal, takes ~pleasure
 7   2, 93  |          respect are more or less ~cognizant of the eternal law.~Aquin.:
 8   2, 112 |         from deeds of which we are cognizant. For in the ~deed that Abraham
 9   2, 14  |            even as the senses ~are cognizant of sensible objects as of
10   2, 18  |       considered not only as being cognizant of God, as it is with the ~
11   2, 47  |          understanding. The one is cognizant of universals, and this ~
12   2, 47  |       stated in Ethic. vi, 11, ~is cognizant of an extreme, i.e. of some
13   2, 75  |          the seller or buyer to be cognizant ~of the hidden qualities
14   2, 93  |          future occurrences, or be cognizant of them.~Aquin.: SMT SS
15   2, 93  |          future occurrences or are cognizant of them. Now the cause ~
16   2, 148 |          without the drinker being cognizant of this: ~and in this way
17   2, 178 |       divine revelation ~we become cognizant of things that cannot be
18   3, 31  |            of his sin, for he was ~cognizant of the adultery and murder;
19 Suppl, 62|         after the husband becomes ~cognizant of his consanguinity with
20 Suppl, 62|         Further, if after becoming cognizant of his wife's fornication
21 Suppl, 72|    Therefore the saints cannot be ~cognizant of our prayers.~Aquin.:
22 Suppl, 72|     actions, and thus they are not cognizant of our prayers.~Aquin.:
23 Suppl, 72|         much greater, if they were cognizant of our deeds, much ~more
24 Suppl, 72|          them." Therefore they are cognizant of ~our prayers. Further,
25 Suppl, 72|          souls of the saints being cognizant ~of our prayers and other
26 Suppl, 72|           souls of the ~saints are cognizant of our prayers and of what
27 Suppl, 72|           Therefore the saints are cognizant of what happens in our regard.~
28 Suppl, 72|        evident that the saints are cognizant of such things as ~are required
29 Suppl, 74|             the apostles were more cognizant of God's secrets than others ~
30 Suppl, 79|        possible in so far as it is cognizant ~of flavors in the way mentioned
31 Suppl, 84|      rising again one will not ~be cognizant of all the sins one has
32 Suppl, 84|            behoove every man to be cognizant then of all his works. Wherefore
33 Suppl, 84|            demerits, so will he be cognizant of ~those of others. This
34 Suppl, 85|          or reward, he will not be cognizant of the condemnation or ~
35 Suppl, 85|           since though all will be cognizant of their ~own and of others'
36 Appen1, 2|         than the body, it is more ~cognizant of actual suffering [passionis]: