Part, Question

 1   1, 8   | powerful an agent is, the more extended is its ~action. But God
 2   1, 8   |   allow that divine providence extended to ~these inferior bodies,
 3   1, 9   |    anything whereto He was not extended ~previously. Hence movement
 4   1, 29  |        principle, this term is extended to signify the intrinsic ~
 5   1, 49  |     cause; and therefore ~they extended the contrariety of causes
 6   1, 67  |     application or in its more extended meaning. This is ~clearly
 7   1, 67  |    trustworthy of the ~senses, extended in common speech to all
 8   1, 67  |       sight; afterwards it was extended to that which makes manifest
 9   1, 67  |       taken in its ~common and extended use, as applied to manifestation
10   1, 68  |   water a transparent body was extended, the subject of ~light and
11   1, 50  |     cause; and therefore ~they extended the contrariety of causes
12   1, 68  |     application or in its more extended meaning. This is ~clearly
13   1, 68  |    trustworthy of the ~senses, extended in common speech to all
14   1, 68  |       sight; afterwards it was extended to that which makes manifest
15   1, 68  |       taken in its ~common and extended use, as applied to manifestation
16   1, 69  |   water a transparent body was extended, the subject of ~light and
17   1, 93  |  things to which his knowledge extended; but ~as regards things
18   2, 6   |   voluntas" [will], and can be extended to ~those things in which
19   2, 26  |       faculty; in a ~wider and extended sense, according as it is
20   2, 60  |        the ~name of justice is extended also to all cases in which
21   2, 102 |         The Lord's prohibition extended only to the cutting of oneself
22   2, 107 |   showing that the prohibition extended also to the interior acts
23   2, 2   |      Christ's Passion would be extended to those who were detained
24   2, 24  |        word neighbor cannot be extended to irrational ~creatures,
25   2, 56  |        the name of "profit" is extended to whatever is excessive,
26   2, 58  |   about what is just, has been extended to signify a right ~decision
27   2, 93  |       and unlawful, if they be extended beyond the limits set according
28   2, 178 |       circle now more now less extended; and others remain suspended ~
29   3, 25  |        us the figure of Christ extended thereon; ~in the other way,
30   3, 44  |      anyone prefer, it may be ~extended to the whole of Judea,"
31   3, 46  |    essence, to which suffering extended when the body, whose act
32   3, 76  |  quantity of Christ's ~body is extended beyond the quantity of the
33   3, 76  |  belongs for the greater to be extended beyond the lesser; but ~
34 Suppl, 27|       the ~more should pity be extended to him by indulgence.~Aquin.:
35 Suppl, 54|        and this was reasonably extended ~to the seventh degree,