Part, Question

 1   1, 42  |        temporal. The eighth is ~transformation, as an image is made of
 2   1, 42  |         is made of brass; which transformation is ~material. The ninth
 3   1, 42  |        temporal. The eighth is ~transformation, as an image is made of
 4   1, 42  |         is made of brass; which transformation is ~material. The ninth
 5   1, 91  |         of corn" - that is, ~by transformation of the nourishment. Nevertheless,
 6   1, 113 |        be admitted that all the transformation of corporeal things which ~
 7   1, 113 |        these seeds; such as the transformation of ~certain things into
 8   1, 115 |    models them by a reciprocal ~transformation. By fate all things that
 9   2, 171 |         account of some bodily ~transformation (as in the case of people
10   3, 28  |        one form, but subject to transformation. And though the natural ~
11   3, 32  |       no such ~thing as natural transformation. But in this they are deceived.
12   3, 32  |        are deceived. Because a ~transformation is said to be natural by
13   3, 32  |     Reply OBJ 3: In order for a transformation to be natural, there is
14   3, 33  |         1~OBJ 3: Further, for a transformation to be natural, it is enough
15   3, 33  |        principle suffices for a transformation ~to be natural, when it
16   3, 35  |        eternal nativity were a ~transformation or a movement, but because
17   3, 35  |         designated by way of a ~transformation or movement.~Aquin.: SMT
18   3, 35  |         the work of God in the ~transformation of the whole earth, He chose
19   3, 44  |         clearly by a process of transformation that grains are ~multiplied
20 Suppl, 72|        can be no doubt that the transformation of the air and earth will ~
21 Suppl, 77|         at the beginning of its transformation, and thus ~it is called "
22 Suppl, 77|          or as in the course of transformation and already ~beginning to
23 Suppl, 77|       and has already undergone transformation and ~become incorporate
24 Suppl, 77|    human nature by ~the natural transformation of the food into the human
25 Suppl, 79| ascribes to Christ's power the ~transformation of the human body, because "
26 Suppl, 80|          except by some kind of transformation, as in the ~Sacrament of