Part, Question
1 1, 1 | whatever ~affects the senses, including, therefore, whatever is
2 1, 13 | names in a ~large sense, including analogous names; because
3 1, 19 | universal first cause, ~including within itself all causes;
4 1, 36 | name may be understood as including a relation, if we ~understand
5 1, 39 | taken in a wide sense, as including also the sense of "to ~enjoy";
6 1, 48 | are contained in evil, as including ~the idea of injury.~Aquin.:
7 1, 69 | water be understood as ~including certain other things, as
8 1, 39 | taken in a wide sense, as including also the sense of "to ~enjoy";
9 1, 49 | are contained in evil, as including ~the idea of injury.~Aquin.:
10 1, 70 | water be understood as ~including certain other things, as
11 1, 101 | produced on ~the third day, including the trees of paradise; and
12 2, 2 | Being taken simply, as including all perfection of being, ~
13 2, 15 | reason, he takes reason as ~including the will.~Aquin.: SMT FS
14 2, 72 | hinders the same species from ~including mortal and venial sins;
15 2, 82 | the chief passion, and as including ~all the others, in a fashion.~
16 2, 25 | be given equally to all including our enemies.~Aquin.: SMT
17 2, 46 | taken in a wide sense, as including also ~speculative knowledge,
18 2, 127 | the parts of fortitude, including, however, ~the other parts
19 2, 153 | in a general sense, as ~including relative continence, or
20 2, 162 | corruption may be taken as including the previous ~alteration:
21 Suppl, 1 | virtue; but at the same time including the difference which confines
22 Suppl, 46| marriage, ~other things, including coition, are of no effect."~
23 Suppl, 69| comparison with other ~places, as including all penal places under one
24 Suppl, 92| Reply OBJ 3: Fruition as including comprehension is distinct
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