Part, Question

 1   1, 4   |        eminent degree, if it is an equivocal agent - thus in the sun
 2   1, 6   |       found uniformly; but in ~the equivocal cause it is found more excellently,
 3   1, 13  |           are ~univocal. For every equivocal term is reduced to the univocal,
 4   1, 13  |         are some ~agents which are equivocal, as the sun which causes
 5   1, 13  |         the ~sun is hot only in an equivocal sense. Therefore it seems
 6   1, 13  |       there is no similitude among equivocal things. Therefore ~as creatures
 7   1, 13  |         and creatures; and so only equivocal predication can be ~applied
 8   1, 13  |         and creatures in a ~purely equivocal sense, as some have said.
 9   1, 13  | analogically, and not in a ~purely equivocal nor in a purely univocal
10   1, 13  |            1~Reply OBJ 1: Although equivocal predications must be reduced
11   1, 13  |    nevertheless is not ~altogether equivocal, otherwise it could not
12   1, 13  |            to a picture of one, is equivocal. Therefore this name ~"God"
13   1, 13  |    absolutely the same thing, ~but equivocal terms absolutely different;
14   1, 13  |     pictured animal ~is not purely equivocal; for the Philosopher takes
15   1, 13  |          for the Philosopher takes equivocal names in a ~large sense,
16   1, 29  |             is used among us in an equivocal sense, since it sometimes ~
17   1, 29  |        relation, it would ~bear an equivocal meaning in God, in man,
18   1, 29  |        word "person" is used in an equivocal sense. Though neither is
19   1, 30  |          natures, by reason of the equivocal signification of the term.~
20   1, 45  |            the word creation in an equivocal sense, ~according as to
21   1, 68  |            word is here used in an equivocal sense, it is expressly said
22   1, 69  |              denotes throughout an equivocal use of the name ~imposed.
23   1, 46  |            the word creation in an equivocal sense, ~according as to
24   1, 69  |            word is here used in an equivocal sense, it is expressly said
25   1, 70  |              denotes throughout an equivocal use of the name ~imposed.
26   1, 111 |         that is, "kindling " in an equivocal sense, ~because he came
27   1, 111 |         are said ~to be sent in an equivocal sense, as appears from what
28   3, 60  |            this is clearly seen in equivocal words. But all ~deception
29   3, 62  |        Wherefore just as it is not equivocal to use the ~term "animal"
30   3, 62  |           a man, so neither ~is it equivocal to speak of grace commonly
31 Suppl, 55|           as ~is the case with all equivocal effective causes. Thus,
32 Suppl, 55|       species, as instanced in all equivocal agents. The first kind of ~
33 Suppl, 55|   diversity of species, as from an equivocal cause. Now ~the stronger
34 Suppl, 73|           God is, as it were, the ~equivocal cause of our resurrection,
35 Suppl, 83|             and thus it ~is in all equivocal agents. In these it happens