Part, Question

 1   1, 1  |       Writ is God, Who by one act comprehends all things by His intellect, ~
 2   1, 8  |          succession of glances it comprehends the ~entire space of the
 3   1, 11 |       above (Q[4], A[2]) that God comprehends in Himself the whole ~perfection
 4   1, 12 |         whoever sees His essence, comprehends Him.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[12]
 5   1, 12 |          to two right angles, ~he comprehends that truth; whereas if anyone
 6   1, 12 |          the cause itself, if it ~comprehends the cause wholly. Now no
 7   1, 12 |         mirror, unless his glance comprehends the mirror ~itself.~Aquin.:
 8   1, 13 |          degree circumscribes and comprehends the thing signified; ~whereas
 9   1, 14 |           Himself?~(3) Whether He comprehends Himself?~(4) Whether His
10   1, 14 |       Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether God comprehends Himself?~Aquin.: SMT FP
11   1, 14 |       Quaest. xv), that "whatever comprehends itself is finite as ~regards
12   1, 14 |          that understands itself, comprehends itself." But God ~understands
13   1, 14 | understands Himself. Therefore He comprehends Himself.~Aquin.: SMT FP
14   1, 14 |        answer that, God perfectly comprehends Himself, as can be thus
15   1, 14 |          that reason He perfectly comprehends Himself.~Aquin.: SMT FP
16   1, 28 |           for the ~divine essence comprehends within itself the perfection
17   1, 58 |       faculty of the angelic mind comprehends most easily at the same
18   1, 59 |       faculty of the angelic mind comprehends most easily at the same
19   1, 105|      knows in Himself, because He comprehends Himself; but of others who
20   2, 3  |       understanding his ~Essence, comprehends It, is higher than that
21   2, 3  |          who sees ~It indeed, but comprehends It not.~
22   2, 8  |      surpasses all that ~the mind comprehends. Each of these visions of
23   2, 50 |           be directed by God who ~comprehends all things: and this is
24   3, 10 |          Christ comprehended and ~comprehends the Word or Divine Essence.
25   3, 10 |      Therefore the soul of Christ comprehends the ~Divine Essence.~Aquin.:
26   3, 10 |    lxxxiii, qu. 14): "Whatsoever ~comprehends itself is finite to itself."
27   3, 10 |        the soul of ~Christ nowise comprehends the Divine Essence.~Aquin.:
28   3, 10 |         knows in the Word; for it comprehends in the Word the ~essence
29   3, 10 |        the ~soul of Christ, as He comprehends it. And hence He knows all