Part, Question
1 1, 12 | raised up to such a great and sublime height. Now since the natural
2 1, 105 | nearer to God are the more sublime in grade, and more ~clear
3 1, 106 | should be lifted to the sublime and unknown methods of ~
4 2, 66 | objects be equally ~good and sublime, that virtue will be greater
5 2, 66 | to know a little about ~sublime things, than much about
6 2, 74 | in its nature, something sublime, yet it is reducible to
7 2, 98 | face" means some ~kind of sublime and familiar contemplation,
8 2, 8 | puffed up with understanding sublime things, it ~becomes sluggish
9 2, 102 | whereby we come to know the sublime ~nature of divine authority,
10 2, 150 | ourselves now ~to the virgins. Sublime is their glory, but no less
11 2, 150 | and "their glory more sublime" in comparison with widows
12 2, 160 | earthly things, another by sublime and heavenly virtues." Therefore
13 2, 160 | sometimes a man is elated by sublime and ~heavenly virtues."
14 2, 173 | was ~rapt to this most sublime vision, God was willing
15 2, 173 | intellect is uplifted to the sublime vision of ~God's essence,
16 2, 173 | not incredible that this sublime revelation" (namely, that ~
17 2, 178 | the contemplation of the sublime truth. For it was stated
18 2, 178 | grasp, ~which pertain to the sublime contemplation of divine
19 2, 178 | little theories about those sublime beings and godlike ~substances,
20 3, 7 | Plotinus gave to a certain sublime ~degree of virtue the name
21 3, 10 | could be a higher and more sublime ~degree by the infinity
22 3, 19 | God, and God's Word by the sublime and unspeakable ~operation
23 3, 30 | since his message was most ~sublime." But this does nat imply
24 3, 30 | archangels who announce sublime ~things." It is therefore
25 3, 30 | Now since it behooved a sublime ~messenger to come to announce
26 3, 35 | but in a way much more sublime, the Son of God was ~born
27 Suppl, 53| signify Christ by more ~sublime actions, as appears from
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