Part, Question

 1   1, 83  | Platonists expressed it, and by ~forgetfulness, through its union with
 2   1, 88  |     corrupted directly: namely, "forgetfulness" on the part of ~the memorative
 3   2, 5   |          which is lost either by forgetfulness, for instance, when ~knowledge
 4   2, 47  |       some kind of slight. Thus ~forgetfulness is a clear sign of slight
 5   2, 53  |        et Brev. Vitae ii) that ~"forgetfulness and deception are the corruption
 6   2, 53  |      cannot be ~corrupted by any forgetfulness or deception whatever: even
 7   2, 53  |      only "deception," but also "forgetfulness, is the corruption of ~science."
 8   2, 102 |         Law, in order to prevent forgetfulness of the Law, ~wherefore it
 9   2, 45  |      Whether prudence is lost by forgetfulness ?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[47] A[
10   2, 45  |     prudence can be lost through forgetfulness?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[47] A[
11   2, 45  |     prudence can be lost through forgetfulness. ~For since science is about
12   2, 45  |          But science is lost ~by forgetfulness. Much more therefore is
13   2, 45  |          i, 1). ~Therefore since forgetfulness is contrary to memory, it
14   2, 45  |     prudence can be lost through forgetfulness.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[47] A[
15   2, 45  |   universals can be lost through forgetfulness. Therefore ~prudence can
16   2, 45  |        says (Ethic. vi, 5) that "forgetfulness ~is possible to art but
17   2, 45  |         Para. 1/2~I answer that, Forgetfulness regards knowledge only,
18   2, 45  |           taken away directly by forgetfulness, but rather is corrupted
19   2, 45  |      Body Para. 2/2~Nevertheless forgetfulness may hinder prudence, in
20   2, 105 |        means ~of repaying. Again forgetfulness is not in our power, and
21   2, 105 |       107] A[1] R.O. 2 Para. 2/2~Forgetfulness of a favor received amounts
22   2, 105 |     ingratitude, not indeed the ~forgetfulness that arises from a natural
23   2, 105 |            De Benef. iii), "when forgetfulness of favors lays hold of a
24 Suppl, 10|          does ~not profit by his forgetfulness so that the sin is forgiven
25 Suppl, 10|        thinking her his own. Now forgetfulness of ~an act of sin comes
26 Suppl, 95|         of time is ~the cause of forgetfulness" (Phys. lib. iv, 13). Therefore
27 Suppl, 95|         Reply OBJ 3: Time causes forgetfulness accidentally, in so far
28 Suppl, 95|          will it be possible for forgetfulness to result from any lapse