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 1   1, 6   |          its own essence. Now ~the essences of simple things are undivided
 2   1, 6   |          and ~potentially, but the essences of compounds are undivided
 3   1, 12  |     similitudes, but by their very essences, as he also says (Gen. ad
 4   1, 14  |          is compared to all other ~essences of things, not as the common
 5   1, 14  |         His essence, God knows the essences of all things, ~and also
 6   1, 16  |             And thus, although the essences or forms of things are many,
 7   1, 17  |            its knowledge of simple essences; but it ~is either true,
 8   1, 18  |          often ~imposed to signify essences. Hence such names are sometimes
 9   1, 29  |           make people profess many essences as they ~profess several
10   1, 30  |           understood to mean three essences or ~natures, by reason of
11   1, 57  |       Sense does not apprehend the essences of things, but only ~their
12   1, 57  |    intellect alone ~apprehends the essences of things. Hence it is said (
13   1, 57  |           object. So therefore the essences of material things are in
14   1, 57  |            describes some heavenly essences ~as questioning Jesus, and
15   1, 58  |       Sense does not apprehend the essences of things, but only ~their
16   1, 58  |    intellect alone ~apprehends the essences of things. Hence it is said (
17   1, 58  |           object. So therefore the essences of material things are in
18   1, 58  |            describes some heavenly essences as questioning Jesus, and
19   1, 86  |           must be drawn: since the essences of some things are ~immaterial -
20   1, 86  |       there are other things whose essences ~are not wholly immaterial,
21   1, 86  |          of things but either the ~essences of things known or the likenesses
22   1, 107 |        virtues, as also "heavenly ~essences." Secondly, as meaning a
23   1, 110 |   imagination is not a mingling of essences, but by reason of an effect ~
24   2, 50  |       dispositions of the heavenly essences participate, above all other ~
25   2, 50  |             Therefore ~the angelic essences are perfected of themselves
26   3, 2   | numerically can subsist in divers ~essences or natures. Hence just as
27   3, 12  |      knowledge He did not know the essences of ~separate substances,
28 Suppl, 36|         the more ~subtle and clear essences, being filled by the outpouring
29 Suppl, 89|        that "not even the heavenly essences, namely the Cherubim and ~