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 1   1, 7   | natural body has a greater or ~smaller determinate quantity. Hence
 2   1, 49  |      be natural ~evil, are the smaller part of the whole universe.
 3   1, 49  |     defect of nature is in the smaller number. In man alone does ~
 4   1, 77  |        powers. But to angels a smaller variety ~of powers is sufficient.
 5   1, 50  |      be natural ~evil, are the smaller part of the whole universe.
 6   1, 50  |     defect of nature is in the smaller number. In man alone does ~
 7   1, 76  |        powers. But to angels a smaller variety ~of powers is sufficient.
 8   1, 91  |      man. For the rib was much smaller than the woman's body. Now
 9   1, 91  |      woman's body. Now from ~a smaller thing a larger thing can
10   1, 93  |      anything is from us, ~the smaller it seems to be. Now, the
11   1, 111 |       one first principle, the smaller they are in ~number; as
12   1, 116 |    though actually ~it is much smaller.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[117] A[
13   2, 42  |    more we consider ~them, the smaller they seem. Consequently,
14   2, 44  |        seem to him greater ~or smaller than they really are: thus
15   2, 53  |      extend to a greater or a ~smaller number of things.~Aquin.:
16   2, 66  |    concupiscible, which has ~a smaller share of reason, as stated
17   2, 85  |  derives a revenue from other ~smaller things, such as the herbs
18   3, 69  |      receive a greater, some a smaller share of the grace of newness; ~
19   3, 76  |        bread and wine is much ~smaller than the measure of Christ'
20 Suppl, 14|        probable that he owes a smaller ~debt of punishment. For
21 Suppl, 77|        in the cavities of ~the smaller veins - or as in the course
22 Suppl, 79|   perceive its object. Now the smaller the angle at ~which the
23 Suppl, 79|       greater the distance the smaller the ~angle at which a thing
24 Suppl, 79|    consequently at a very much smaller angle than now, ~and therefore
25 Suppl, 80|    thing would be ~greater and smaller than itself, which is absurd.~
26 Suppl, 80|         body to occupy a place smaller than its quantity, unless
27 Suppl, 80|        a glorified body become smaller than itself may be understood
28 Suppl, 82|       able to be of greater or smaller ~quantity. Therefore neither