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 1   1, 1  |        house is called wise ~and architect, in opposition to the inferior
 2   1, 1  |     ready the stones: "As a wise architect, I have laid the ~foundation" (
 3   1, 15 |      things. In the same way, an architect is said to ~understand a
 4   1, 15 |      their special ~idea. For an architect produces through the form
 5   1, 16 |          to the intellect of the architect, ~but accidentally to the
 6   1, 16 |      likeness of the form in the architect's mind; and words are ~said
 7   1, 18 |     house has in the mind of the architect immaterial and ~intelligible
 8   1, 18 |         has nobler being ~in the architect's mind than in matter; yet
 9   1, 19 |     being itself hot; whereas an architect is the cause of a ~house,
10   1, 27 |        to ~things created as the architect is to things designed.~Aquin.:
11   1, 44 |        like to the house in ~the architect's mind.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
12   1, 47 |      than to say that the divine Architect ~provided this one sun for
13   1, 65 |      instituted. For just as an ~architect, without injustice, places
14   1, 45 |        like to the house in ~the architect's mind.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
15   1, 48 |      than to say that the divine Architect ~provided this one sun for
16   1, 66 |      instituted. For just as an ~architect, without injustice, places
17   1, 92 |       points to the ~idea of the architect; and order points to the
18   1, 92 |        points to the will of the architect. So we find in man a likeness
19   1, 111|         done by ~others; thus an architect does not put his hands to
20   2, 12 |       end: hence we ~say that an architect or anyone who is in authority,
21   2, 34 |        11) that "pleasure is the architect," i.e. the principal, ~"
22   2, 34 | political ~philosopher), "is the architect of the end."], in regard
23   2, 66 |     directs them all, and is the architect of them all.~Aquin.: SMT
24   2, 43 |          1 Cor. 3:10: "As a wise architect, I have ~laid a foundation."