Part, Question

 1   1, 25 |        which has the effect of extending the meaning), and ~then
 2   1, 55 |       one of them, as it were, extending to ~more things. An example
 3   1, 76 |       universals, has a ~power extending to the infinite; therefore
 4   1, 56 |       one of them, as it were, extending to ~more things. An example
 5   1, 75 |       universals, has a ~power extending to the infinite; therefore
 6   1, 77 |        which has an operation ~extending to extrinsic things, although
 7   1, 78 |       A[1]), has an operation ~extending to universal being. We may
 8   1, 87 |     but a faculty of the soul, extending itself actively ~to the
 9   2, 106|    Gospel may be understood as extending ~throughout the world and
10   2, 114|        the preceding grace not extending to ~them. Again, congruous
11   2, 23 |       receive increase through extending to objects to which it did
12   2, 26 |  between perfect love ~of God, extending also to our neighbor, and
13   2, 39 |  strife denotes an antagonism ~extending to deeds, when one man designs
14   2, 43 |     speaks there of wisdom, as extending to the ~hidden mysteries
15   2, 56 |      good, ~is more capable of extending to the internal passions
16   2, 57 |    solely in the point ~of its extending to operations that relate
17   2, 81 |        striking the heart, or ~extending the hands, so as to be seen
18   2, 93 |        through the ~divination extending beyond its possible limits. ~
19   2, 151|     OBJ 3: Further, "Self-love extending to the contempt of God"
20   2, 186| perfected in "the love of God ~extending to contempt of self" [*Augustine,
21   3, 10 |       may be taken widely, as ~extending not merely to such things
22   3, 46 |         the shape of the cross extending out into four extremes ~
23   3, 83 | something ~else. The priest in extending his arms signifies the outstretching