Part, Question

 1   1, 12  |          the same object will be presented to all - viz. the essence
 2   1, 51  |         call ~incubi, have often presented themselves before women,
 3   1, 59  |          Consequently the object presented to the ~appetitive faculty
 4   1, 52  |         call ~incubi, have often presented themselves before women,
 5   1, 60  |          Consequently the object presented to the ~appetitive faculty
 6   1, 80  |      first parents, the serpent ~presented himself as one giving information
 7   1, 93  |       Reply OBJ 3: Were anything presented to the imagination or sense
 8   2, 19  |         1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Good is presented to the will as its object
 9   2, 65  |  conclusion which had never been presented to his mind before. ~Now
10   2, 38  |          times warlike exercises presented no such ~danger, and hence
11   2, 152 |          thoughts and ~phantasms presented to him, or again through
12   2, 171 |      sensible forms are divinely presented to the prophet's mind, ~
13   2, 171 |        senses, when something is presented to the ~prophet's mind by
14   2, 172 |        difference in ~the things presented to the imagination.~Aquin.:
15   3, 8   |          members of the body are presented as instruments of justice"
16   3, 22  |      true sacrifice of Christ is presented to the faithful under the
17   3, 36  |          took place while Christ presented a likeness of human ~weakness,
18   3, 37  |    Whether Christ was becomingly presented in the temple?~Aquin.: SMT
19   3, 37  |          Christ was unbecomingly presented in the ~Temple. For it is
20   3, 37  |          bound by this law to be presented ~in the Temple.~Aquin.:
21   3, 37  |        one's presence cannot be ~presented to one. But Christ's humanity
22   3, 37  |        was no need for Him to be presented to the Lord.~Aquin.: SMT
23   3, 37  |       child, because it was then presented in the Temple ~for the first
24   3, 37  |      again, ~for our sake He was presented to the Lord, that we may
25   3, 80  |      fulfilled when opportunity ~presented itself. Consequently, it
26   3, 83  |       said them; for, a thing is presented to ~the memory under the
27   3, 84  |      that "little children ~were presented" to our Lord, "that He should
28 Suppl, 34|           but only ~that they be presented to him. Therefore the aforesaid
29 Suppl, 39| ignorance, the bishop and he who presented him are bound to pay the ~