Part, Question

 1   1, 15  |        the form of a house, as devised by himself, from ~the fact
 2   1, 44  |   principle, for divine wisdom devised the order of the universe,
 3   1, 58  |        evening" knowledge was ~devised by Augustine; who interprets
 4   1, 61  |      declares, He first of all devised the angelic and heavenly ~
 5   1, 45  |   principle, for divine wisdom devised the order of the universe,
 6   1, 59  |        evening" knowledge was ~devised by Augustine; who interprets
 7   1, 62  |      declares, He first of all devised the angelic and heavenly ~
 8   1, 113 |     all uncleanness have been ~devised by the devil."~Aquin.: SMT
 9   2, 21  |        end, which is something devised by reason: whereas in moral ~
10   2, 91  |     particular determinations, devised by human ~reason, are called
11   2, 94  |      brought in by nature, but devised by human reason ~for the
12   2, 97  |         Because human laws are devised by human reason, ~like other
13   2, 99  |      for this reason they have devised many institutions relating ~
14   2, 1   |       taken place, in sciences devised by man, ~on account of the
15   2, 1   |     doctrine of faith was not ~devised by man, but was delivered
16   2, 1   |       takes place in ~sciences devised by man. Secondly, on the
17   2, 64  |        but an addition thereto devised by human reason.~Aquin.:
18   2, 66  |       writing. For writing was devised as an aid to the human memory
19   2, 140 |   certain incentives to desire devised by human curiosity [*Cf. ~
20   2, 144 |        The use of clothing was devised by art, whereas the use
21   2, 175 |        But ~natural reason has devised the art of rhetoric whereby
22   3, 46  | Gentiles raged, and the people devised vain things? The ~kings
23 Suppl, 71|        of Gilbert de la Porree devised another ~explanation. These