Part, Question
1 1, 3 | substance can have ~something extraneous to heat added to it, as
2 1, 27 | nothing ~mobile, nor anything extraneous. Therefore neither is there
3 1, 27 | nature; otherwise it would be extraneous to ~the divine nature, and
4 1, 31 | term "alien" means what is extraneous and dissimilar; ~which is
5 1, 31 | association ~with anything that is extraneous in nature; thus anyone is
6 1, 77 | for with regard to the ~extraneous accident, the subject is
7 1, 76 | for with regard to the ~extraneous accident, the subject is
8 1, 89 | his own substance, but an extraneous ~thing.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
9 1, 91 | because quantity and size are extraneous ~to the essence of matter
10 1, 96 | humor ~which is caused from extraneous sources, being added to
11 1, 96 | resulting from the admixture of extraneous ~nutriment. Wherefore Augustine
12 2, 4 | other hand, delight which is extraneous to the ~operation is a hindrance
13 2, 34 | or destroy ~prudence, but extraneous pleasures, such as the pleasures
14 2, 34 | pleasure is not something extraneous to the operation ~of virtue,
15 2, 102 | Further, clothing is something extraneous to man's body. ~Therefore
16 2, 15 | moreover it is hindered by ~extraneous occupations. Therefore it
17 2, 32 | nature, ~even as love of an extraneous good.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[34]
18 3, 44 | creation, but by an addition of extraneous matter transformed into ~
19 3, 77 | owing to the blending of ~extraneous matter: still it would remain
20 3, 77 | not sufficient mixing of extraneous liquid to ~cause the blood
21 3, 77 | slight be the mixing of ~extraneous liquid, the substance of
22 Suppl, 55| stock, but is as it were an extraneous addition thereto: whence ~
23 Suppl, 72| being separated from any ~extraneous nature. Therefore separation
24 Suppl, 77| because the addition of extraneous humor to the first radical
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