Part, Question

 1   1, 23  |          type in the mind of the doer of something to be done, ~
 2   1, 28  |      action and ~passion, as the doer and the deed, the father
 3   1, 104 |         deed is the power of the doer." But by the same ~power
 4   2, 41  |          is in the power ~of the doer. But it is possible to take
 5   2, 41  |    surpassing the faculty of the doer, for ~which reason he shrinks
 6   2, 45  |          have their being in the doer himself, as stated above (
 7   2, 87  |       namely, the purpose of the doer. But an oath ~should not
 8   2, 102 |          way, on the part of the doer, because he does it of his
 9   2, 104 |      disposition of the giver or doer." ~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[106]
10   2, 182 |       regards the charity of the doer it happens sometimes ~that
11   3, 3   |         deed is the power of the doer," as Augustine says (Ep.
12   3, 4   |         deed is the power of the doer." Now the power of God Who
13   3, 6   |         deed is the power of the doer." But ~it is manifest that,
14   3, 6   |          to the intention of the doer, what is ~complete is prior
15 Suppl, 27|      since he ~applies it to the doer or giver of a particular
16 Suppl, 27|  particular action or thing, the doer ~cannot transfer this intention
17 Suppl, 55|       for the ~punishment of the doer, but in order to prevent
18 Suppl, 71|     through the intention of the doer who does certain works specially
19 Suppl, 71|          bestowed on them by the doer. Wherefore they can avail
20 Suppl, 71|         be more fruitful to the ~doer than to another. But a sinner
21 Suppl, 71| independently of the deed of the doer, and are equally efficacious
22 Suppl, 71|        consider the deed of the ~doer, and then we must draw a
23 Suppl, 71|         also and ~still more the doer.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[71] A[
24 Suppl, 71|          regards the deed of the doer whether of the baptizer
25 Suppl, 71|        the action itself of the ~doer: when, to wit, the dead