Part, Question

 1   1, 32|  account ~of the real identity, substantive terms, whether personal
 2   1, 36|       so ~after the manner of a substantive, as do the words "father"
 3   1, 36|      adjective, and ~spirator a substantive, we can say that the Father
 4   1, 36| explained in the sense that the substantive here stands for the adjective.~
 5   1, 39|   singularity or plurality of a substantive name depends upon the form ~
 6   1, 39|         the divine essence in a substantive manner are predicated of
 7   1, 39|       sense. But if ~taken in a substantive sense, we say "one uncreated,
 8   1, 39|     understood ~to apply to the substantive God; and thus the meaning
 9   1, 39|          another" be taken as a substantive, ~and the word "God" be
10   1, 39|          The difference between substantive and adjectival names ~consist
11   1, 39|      the thing signified to the substantive. Whence ~logicians are wont
12   1, 39|        are wont to say that the substantive is considered in the light ~
13   1, 39|          suppositum." Therefore substantive personal terms can be predicated
14   1, 39|      suppositum" implied in the substantive. But notional and personal ~
15   1, 39|     essence unless we add some ~substantive. We cannot say that the "
16   1, 39|      the essence, ~nevertheless substantive terms can be so predicated,
17   1, 39|   singularity or plurality of a substantive name depends upon the form ~
18   1, 39|         the divine essence in a substantive manner are predicated of
19   1, 39|       sense. But if ~taken in a substantive sense, we say "one uncreated,
20   1, 39|     understood ~to apply to the substantive God; and thus the meaning
21   1, 39|          another" be taken as a substantive, ~and the word "God" be
22   1, 39|          The difference between substantive and adjectival names ~consist
23   1, 39|      the thing signified to the substantive. Whence logicians are wont
24   1, 39|        are wont to say that the substantive is considered in the light ~
25   1, 39|          suppositum." Therefore substantive personal terms can be predicated
26   1, 39|      suppositum" implied in the substantive. But notional and personal ~
27   1, 39|     essence unless we add some ~substantive. We cannot say that the "
28   1, 39|      the essence, ~nevertheless substantive terms can be so predicated,
29   3, 75|  predicated of the other by the substantive verb of the present tense:
30   3, 78| signified in this sentence by a substantive ~verb of the indicative