Part, Question

 1   1, 75  |         the species; not, indeed, signate matter, which is the principle ~
 2   1, 74  |         the species; not, indeed, signate matter, which is the principle ~
 3   1, 84  |          is twofold, common, and "signate" ~or individual; common,
 4   1, 118 | considered in general; individual signate matter, and ~the form individualized
 5   3, 31  |       patriarchs as to something ~signate?~(7) Whether the flesh of
 6   3, 31  |      patriarchs, as to ~something signate?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[31] A[
 7   3, 31  |       patriarchs ~as to something signate. For Augustine says (Gen.
 8   3, 31  |     bodily substance is something signate. Therefore Christ's flesh
 9   3, 31  |           according to something ~signate.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[31] A[
10   3, 31  |           of David was ~something signate in him. Therefore Christ
11   3, 31  |           according to ~something signate, and for the same reason
12   3, 31  |          flesh were not something signate in Adam, ~the human race,
13   3, 31  | patriarchs according to something signate.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[31] A[
14   3, 31  |           Abraham by way of some ~signate matter, but only according
15   3, 31  |            according to something signate; and, for the same reason,
16   3, 31  | patriarchs according to something signate, in the sense that some ~
17   3, 31  |           patriarchs according to signate matter: as neither were
18   3, 31  |            according to something signate, distinguishable ~from the
19   3, 75  |         formal difference, so two signate matters are of themselves ~
20   3, 75  |        mid-time between every two signate instants ~in connection
21 Suppl, 40|          corresponding ~to it, as signate corresponds to sign; but
22 Suppl, 77|         does not require that any signate material part must needs ~
23 Suppl, 77|           the whole lifetime; any signate part one may take is ~indifferent
24 Suppl, 77|           his ~whole lifetime any signate matter that belongs essentially