Part, Question

 1   1, 5  |         Now since knowledge is by assimilation, and similarity relates ~
 2   1, 6  |           it by way ~of a certain assimilation which is far removed and
 3   1, 14 |      knowledge also is a kind of ~assimilation to the object known; and
 4   1, 26 |           beati] by reason of the assimilation ~to His beatitude.~Aquin.:
 5   1, 35 |           posteriority, but only ~assimilation.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[35] A[
 6   1, 41 |         to a certain likeness ~of assimilation to Him Who is the true Son.
 7   1, 50 |       good, and this consists in ~assimilation to God Himself. And the
 8   1, 50 |          Himself. And the perfect assimilation of an effect to ~a cause
 9   1, 57 |     knowledge comes about by some assimilation of the ~knower to the object
10   1, 57 |           is not possible for any assimilation ~to exist between an angel
11   1, 65 |      separate forms, by a kind of assimilation, or as he calls it, ~"participation" (
12   1, 76 |         begotten according to the assimilation of ~the knower to the thing
13   1, 41 |         to a certain likeness ~of assimilation to Him Who is the true Son.
14   1, 51 |       good, and this consists in ~assimilation to God Himself. And the
15   1, 51 |          Himself. And the perfect assimilation of an effect to ~a cause
16   1, 58 |     knowledge comes about by some assimilation of the ~knower to the object
17   1, 58 |           is not possible for any assimilation ~to exist between an angel
18   1, 66 |      separate forms, by a kind of assimilation, or as he calls it, ~"participation" (
19   1, 75 |         begotten according to the assimilation of ~the knower to the thing
20   1, 84 |           things by a process of ~assimilation to them. But composition
21   1, 102| participation ~thereof, and to an assimilation thereto, as far as is possible.~
22   1, 102|         but one effect, ~that is, assimilation to the supreme good. Secondly,
23   3, 3  |         the Divine Nature, by an ~assimilation to Its goodness, according
24   3, 13 |            since it may be had by assimilation of the knower to the thing ~
25   3, 13 |    knowledge a mere conformity or assimilation of the knower to the thing ~
26   3, 79 |      signify, therefore by way of assimilation it is said that ~in this