Part, Question

 1   1, 22  |         to the ~providence of a governor. But men are left to themselves
 2   1, 23  |        in an ~active way in the governor. Whence it is clear that
 3   1, 75  |  principle in it; thus what the governor of a state ~does, the state
 4   1, 74  |  principle in it; thus what the governor of a state ~does, the state
 5   1, 102 |     reason of the ~unity of the Governor, it must be many by reason
 6   1, 102 |         change effected by the ~governor in the things governed.
 7   1, 102 |      the one art of the ~Divine governor, various things are variously
 8   2, 1   |       universal cause: thus the governor of a city, who intends the
 9   2, 9   |     free men are ruled by their governor, and can nevertheless act
10   2, 19  |       instance, if a provincial governor command something that is
11   2, 19  |      God, Who is the ~Maker and Governor of all things: hence whatever
12   2, 21  |       community. Now God is the governor and ruler of the whole universe, ~
13   2, 91  |      except accidentally, in a ~governor whose end is extrinsic to
14   2, 93  |        his art, so too in every governor there must ~pre-exist the
15   2, 93  |    secondary governors from the governor in chief; thus the ~plan
16   2, 93  |         government in the Chief Governor, all the plans of ~government
17   2, 93  |       the most high Creator and Governor, for by Him the peace of ~
18   2, 102 |         was a token of God, the governor of the ~universe.~Aquin.:
19   2, 63  |       perfect community, so the governor of a city has ~perfect coercive
20   2, 100 |       things: for instance, the governor of a state in civil matters, ~
21   2, 100 | principle inasmuch as he is the governor of others. On the other ~
22   2, 100 |       universal to a particular governor; because ~the household
23   2, 162 |      the man was the "head" and governor "of the woman"), but as
24   3, 8   |       above him, i.e. the civil governor. And hence there is no reason ~
25   3, 8   |     pride." Now it belongs to a governor to ~lead those whom he governs
26   3, 8   |        Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: A governor does not always suggest
27   3, 47  |       who crucified ~Him at the governor's bidding, not out of cupidity
28   3, 65  |       since "where there is no ~governor the people shall fall" (
29 Suppl, 88|       wisdom of their Maker and Governor; ~wherefore it is written (