Part, Question

 1   2, 3   |           not attain thereto, but partakes of ~some particular likeness
 2   2, 3   |     except in so far as the lower partakes of something ~higher. Now
 3   2, 3   |          such, but inasmuch as it partakes of a certain likeness to ~
 4   2, 25  |           inclination to another, partakes of it: and love betokens
 5   2, 58  |       human acts, in so far as it partakes of reason, so are moral ~
 6   2, 62  |    participation, as kindled wood partakes of ~the nature of fire:
 7   2, 66  | appetitive power, in so far as it partakes of reason. ~And among these,
 8   2, 66  |       regard ~to the subject that partakes of it. If we consider it
 9   2, 68  | appetitive power according as it ~partakes somewhat of the reason,
10   2, 73  |           in anger, is that ~lust partakes less of reason; and in the
11   2, 91  |         measured, in so far as it partakes ~of the rule or measure.
12   2, 91  |    excellent way, in so far as it partakes of a share of providence,
13   2, 91  |    because the ~rational creature partakes thereof in an intellectual
14   2, 93  |     nature of law in so far as it partakes of ~right reason; and it
15   2, 93  |             Whatever obeys reason partakes somewhat of reason," as ~
16   2, 102 |    accidentally; in so far as man partakes ~of them against obedience
17   2, 112 |          be more or less; but man partakes of the life of grace accidentally,
18   2, 24  |     second is that which directly partakes of happiness, namely ~men
19   2, 41  |         sin; wherefore punishment partakes of the nature of justice,
20   2, 45  |         virtue is something that ~partakes of reason, so moral virtue
21   2, 45  |          virtue, in so far ~as it partakes of intellectual virtue.~
22   2, 67  |            he does not sin if he ~partakes of food brought to him secretly,
23   2, 83  |          end of another virtue it partakes somewhat of ~its species;
24   2, 100 |           just as a carnal father partakes of the character of principle ~
25   2, 100 |       providence in one respect, ~partakes of the character of father
26   2, 101 |         to His power: whereas man partakes of a certain likeness to
27   2, 145 |           to ~be fasting until he partakes of food, consists in a pure
28   2, 154 |     because the movement of anger partakes ~somewhat of reason, since
29   3, 7   |           utmost limit wherein it partakes of this form, after its
30   3, 18  |         the will, only because it partakes of the ~rational will, there
31   3, 25  |          adored by us: for no one partakes spiritually of His ~flesh
32   3, 57  |          its form that every body partakes of the Divine Essence, as
33   3, 74  |       Since whatever is fermented partakes of corruption, this ~sacrament
34   3, 77  |   everything mingled with another partakes of its quality. But no ~
35 Suppl, 29|     something is done, so that it partakes ~somewhat of the nature