Part, Question

 1   1, 5  |            delight in things duly proportioned, as in what is after their
 2   1, 7  |          the power of anything is proportioned to its essence. Now ~if
 3   1, 12 |          created intellect can be proportioned to know God.~Aquin.: SMT
 4   1, 13 |            God is not the measure proportioned to things measured; ~hence
 5   1, 57 |         fact that the species are proportioned to the rank of ~these substances
 6   1, 64 | appetitive power is in all things proportioned to the ~apprehensive, whereby
 7   1, 58 |         fact that the species are proportioned to the rank of ~these substances
 8   1, 65 | appetitive power is in all things proportioned to the ~apprehensive, whereby
 9   1, 81 |        OBJ 3: Further, habits are proportioned to their powers, as perfections ~
10   1, 83 |         the power of knowledge is proportioned to ~the thing known. Wherefore
11   1, 90 |        order ~to make it suitably proportioned to the soul and its operations.~
12   2, 109|       conducing to an end must be proportioned to the end. ~But no act
13   2, 79 |        due, one becomes suitably ~proportioned to him, through being ordered
14   2, 143|      having his bodily limbs well proportioned, ~together with a certain
15   2, 143|     conduct or actions being well proportioned in respect ~of the spiritual
16   3, 5  |            For ~since the body is proportioned to the soul as matter to
17   3, 7  |          the wayfarer seems to be proportioned to ~the state of the comprehensor.
18   3, 9  |           by intelligible species proportioned to the human mind.~Aquin.:
19   3, 9  |       mind, intelligible species, proportioned to its nature.~Aquin.: SMT
20   3, 9  |         this manner of knowing is proportioned to ~the angelic nature.
21   3, 11 |         angels. For perfection is proportioned to the thing perfected.
22   3, 11 |        was ~in Christ in a manner proportioned to human nature, i.e. inasmuch
23   3, 19 |           instruments ought to be proportioned to their ~operations. Now
24   3, 62 |         proper and permanent form proportioned to such an effect, as effects
25   3, 79 |       sacrament. For an effect is proportioned to its cause. But this sacrament ~
26   3, 80 |           But the ~sacraments are proportioned to faith, through which