Part, Question

 1   1, 62  |    angelic nature imperfect and ~incomplete. But its formation and perfection
 2   1, 74  |        moved over that which was incomplete ~and unfinished, since that
 3   1, 63  |    angelic nature imperfect and ~incomplete. But its formation and perfection
 4   1, 73  |        moved over that which was incomplete ~and unfinished, since that
 5   1, 84  |      actuality comes first to an incomplete act, which is ~the medium
 6   1, 84  | determinately known; whereas the incomplete ~act is imperfect knowledge,
 7   2, 6   |       all practical knowledge is incomplete unless it take account ~
 8   2, 13  |          him that wills. But the incomplete act of ~the will is in respect
 9   2, 50  |          takes precedence of the incomplete, and as act takes precedence
10   2, 50  |        gentle." But the habit is incomplete, as to ~the use of the will,
11   2, 72  |      setting up of the walls are incomplete species, as the Philosopher ~
12   2, 85  |        or the other reckoning is incomplete.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[85] A[
13   2, 107 |      complement in that which is incomplete; ~thus a genus contains
14   2, 36  |          in a disputation, it is incomplete, i.e. in respect of the ~
15   2, 78  |     would appear to have made an incomplete ~enumeration.~Aquin.: SMT
16   2, 126 |        the parts of fortitude is incomplete.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[128] A[
17   2, 171 |      senses; and sometimes it is incomplete, so ~that he perceives something
18   3, 6   |     complete is prior to what is incomplete, and, consequently, the
19   3, 41  |    temptation seems to have been incomplete.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[41] A[
20   3, 62  | instrumental power transient and incomplete in its ~natural being, as
21   3, 62  |         grace has a ~passing and incomplete mode of being: and consequently
22   3, 62  |      thing into another, ~and is incomplete; just as motion is an imperfect
23   3, 63  |          is ~of a transitory and incomplete nature: so also a character
24   3, 74  |        grapes is at the stage of incomplete ~generation, and therefore
25   3, 83  |      making ~the sacrifice to be incomplete, or whether he receives
26   3, 83  |         sacrament may not remain incomplete, he ought to put other ~
27   3, 84  |          but this explanation is incomplete. Because ~the sacraments
28   3, 87  |      complete by mortal sin, and incomplete ~by venial sin: because,
29 Suppl, 19|         but that these keys were incomplete ~then, whereas now they
30 Suppl, 88|         as long as the latter is incomplete, this movement has not reached
31 Suppl, 88|         a place will not ~remain incomplete or without a purpose.~Aquin.:
32 Suppl, 88|        revolutions would remain ~incomplete. But this argument seems