Part, Question

 1   1, 13|    creatures makes any univocal ~predication of them impossible, as in
 2   1, 13| creatures; and so only equivocal predication can be ~applied to them.~
 3   1, 13|          I answer that, Univocal predication is impossible between God
 4   1, 13|         non-univocal analogical ~predication, which is being.~Aquin.:
 5   1, 13|          does not depend on the ~predication of the name, but on the
 6   1, 13|       proceed from the different predication of the name, and not from ~
 7   1, 14|        as they enter into divine predication, ~everything that savors
 8   1, 33|         there is no ~priority of predication. But paternity and filiation
 9   1, 39|     higher except by ~accidental predication; as when I say, "animal
10   1, 39|     essence is the Father," ~the predication is one of identity, and
11   1, 54|         be its own action, ~such predication is not essential, but concomitant,
12   1, 76|       second manner of essential predication, ~(if the forms are ordered
13   1, 76|      second ~manner of essential predication.) Therefore, if we have
14   1, 76|       second manner of essential predication, if one soul be presupposed
15   1, 77|   according as they receive ~the predication of the common genus.~Aquin.:
16   1, 39|     higher except by ~accidental predication; as when I say, "animal
17   1, 39|     essence is the Father," ~the predication is one of identity, and
18   1, 55|         be its own action, ~such predication is not essential, but concomitant,
19   1, 75|       second manner of essential predication, ~(if the forms are ordered
20   1, 75|      second ~manner of essential predication.) Therefore, if we have
21   1, 75|       second manner of essential predication, if one soul be presupposed
22   1, 76|   according as they receive ~the predication of the common genus.~Aquin.:
23   1, 77|        is called "common" not by predication, ~as if it were a genus;
24   2, 30|      have causal, not essential ~predication: for covetousness is not
25   2, 46|          in two ways. First, by ~predication; thus "animal" is general
26   2, 56|         in two ways. First, by ~"predication": thus "animal" is general
27   3, 2 |         to ~man and receives its predication. Therefore, if there is
28   3, 16|        preserve the truth of the predication. For they say that man is ~
29   3, 16|          but by the truth of the predication. For ~a word signifying
30   3, 16|        Nevertheless, its mode of predication is different; and hence ~
31   3, 66|      thus there would be "causal predication."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[66] A[