Part, Question

 1   1, 4 |       is plain ~that the effect pre-exists virtually in the efficient
 2   1, 13|         attribute to creatures, pre-exists in God," and in a ~more
 3   1, 13|       things, in so far as life pre-exists in Him, although ~it pre-exists
 4   1, 13| pre-exists in Him, although ~it pre-exists in Him in a more eminent
 5   1, 14|        in ~any creature, wholly pre-exists and is contained in God
 6   1, 15|        of the thing to be made ~pre-exists according to its natural
 7   1, 15|         of the thing to be made pre-exists) according to ~intelligible
 8   1, 15|        the ~likeness of a house pre-exists in the mind of the builder.
 9   1, 22|      God, since it ~is eternal, pre-exists; and the effect flows from
10   1, 23|        reason of that direction pre-exists in God; as in Him is the
11   1, 26|         whether ~true or false, pre-exists wholly and in a more eminent
12   1, 26|     beatitude, the whole of ~it pre-exists in the divine beatitude.~
13   1, 45|     agent when no ~potentiality pre-exists. Thus therefore it appears
14   1, 49|          unless some other evil pre-exists in the agent or in the ~
15   1, 57|       form, in so far as there ~pre-exists in Him as in its cause whatever
16   1, 76|  belongs to the inferior nature pre-exists more perfectly in the ~superior,
17   1, 46|     agent when no ~potentiality pre-exists. Thus therefore it appears
18   1, 50|          unless some other evil pre-exists in the agent or in the ~
19   1, 58|       form, in so far as there ~pre-exists in Him as in its cause whatever
20   1, 75|  belongs to the inferior nature pre-exists more perfectly in the ~superior,
21   1, 78|        and virtually, all being pre-exists as in its first cause. And ~
22   1, 89|   potentiality to act, ~any act pre-exists in matter potentially. But
23   1, 90|     actually produced. But what pre-exists in the corporeal creature
24   2, 1 |        The end, in so far as it pre-exists in the intention, ~pertains
25   2, 4 | imperfect knowledge of the end ~pre-exists in the intellect: through
26   2, 20|       or malice. For the effect pre-exists virtually in ~its cause.
27   2, 81|        1~Reply OBJ 1: The child pre-exists in its father as in its
28   2, 93|        in every artificer there pre-exists a type of the ~things that
29   2, 55|      Reply OBJ 2: Just as there pre-exists in the mind of the craftsman
30   2, 55|         his craft, so too there pre-exists in ~the mind an expression
31   3, 2 |         comes to the soul which pre-exists, ~yet not accidentally,
32   3, 62|        reality, in so far as it pre-exists in ~an act of the soul:
33   3, 84|     other sacraments the matter pre-exists, being ~provided by nature,
34   3, 84|        matter of this sacrament pre-exists, being provided by ~nature;