Part, Question
1 1, 10 | part of aeviternity must newly appear; and thus ~innovation
2 1, 43 | That a divine person may newly exist in anyone, or be ~
3 1, 43 | the sense that He ~exists newly in any one; and He is given
4 1, 58 | apprehension of anything newly ~apprehended it does not
5 1, 43 | That a divine person may newly exist in anyone, or be ~
6 1, 43 | the sense that He ~exists newly in any one; and He is given
7 1, 59 | apprehension of anything newly ~apprehended it does not
8 2, 105 | planter of a vineyard, the ~newly married husband, were excluded
9 2, 152 | may have knowledge of his newly married wife ~without committing
10 2, 171 | effected by means of species newly impressed, the prophet's
11 2, 187 | is given in proof, of the newly baptized not ~being commanded
12 3, 16 | nature begins to be in a newly created suppositum. But
13 3, 16 | implies that something. is ~newly predicated of another. Hence,
14 3, 16 | whiteness or greatness cannot newly affect anything, ~unless
15 3, 16 | anything, ~unless it be newly changed to whiteness or
16 3, 16 | predicated relatively can be newly predicated of anything without
17 3, 16 | And ~hence to be man is newly predicated of God without
18 3, 36 | THE MANIFESTATION OF THE NEWLY BORN CHRIST (EIGHT ARTICLES)~
19 3, 36 | the manifestation of the newly born Christ: ~concerning
20 3, 36 | more probable that it was a newly created star, ~not in the
21 3, 66 | between Baptisms says: "The newly baptized confesses his faith
22 3, 72 | combat. Now, just as one newly born ~requires someone to
23 3, 79 | none is imposed upon the newly baptized.~Aquin.: SMT TP
24 3, 80 | same reason holds good of newly born children as of the ~
25 3, 82 | some Churches for priests newly ~ordained to co-celebrate
26 3, 82 | when Christ supped, so the newly ~ordained co-celebrate with
27 Suppl, 64| I answer that, When the newly married spouse is given
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