Part, Question

 1   1, 7   |      thus ~every place would be indifferently its own place. Neither could
 2   1, 33  |         cause" and "principle" ~indifferently, when speaking of God; whereas
 3   1, 57  |   different, but he ~knows each indifferently.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[57] A[
 4   1, 57  |   appears that the ~angels know indifferently things past, present, and
 5   1, 58  |   different, but he ~knows each indifferently.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[57] A[
 6   1, 58  |   appears that the ~angels know indifferently things past, present, and
 7   1, 85  |          and "now," and related indifferently to all time. But it can
 8   2, 1   |       the will reacts on itself indifferently ~once or several times.~
 9   2, 6   |         deliberating reason is ~indifferently disposed to opposite things,
10   2, 15  |         which it can apprehend ~indifferently, whether the singulars be
11   2, 55  |       action, ~but are inclined indifferently to many: and they are determinate
12   2, 102 |  Further, turtledoves and doves indifferently are commanded to be ~offered
13   2, 120 |       called, which pays to all indifferently what is due to them.~Aquin.:
14   2, 123 |          Thomas calls this vice indifferently ~'fear' or 'timidity.' The
15   3, 2   |   things. hence it may be said ~indifferently that the human nature is
16   3, 3   |         But the Divine power is indifferently and commonly in all the ~
17   3, 3   |    power regards several things indifferently, it can terminate its action ~
18   3, 3   |      its action ~in any of them indifferently, as is plain in rational
19   3, 16  | concrete words we may predicate indifferently what ~belongs to either
20   3, 70  |     which is of Christ, regards indifferently both sexes, since "in Christ ~
21   3, 76  |         substance is ~contained indifferently in a small or large quantity;
22   3, 76  |         part of bread; and this indifferently, whether the dimensions ~
23 Suppl, 12|     which ~establishes equality indifferently, whether the patient be
24 Suppl, 49|         would seek it ~anywhere indifferently. Hence it does not follow
25 Suppl, 57|       11). Wherefore anyone can indifferently become ~another's godfather.
26 Suppl, 71|      person in particular avail indifferently for all, then all suffrages
27 Suppl, 71|        person do not profit all indifferently, but those chiefly for whom